US EditionEU leaders urge swift decision on frozen Russian funds for Ukraine
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EU leaders urge swift decision on frozen Russian funds for Ukraine
EU leaders are split in Brussels over using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine. Poland backs urgent action, while Belgium resists over legal and financial risks. Ukraine is pressing for a decision by year’s end.
As EU leaders gather for the last European Council (EC) meeting of the year on Thursday, Brussels is...
At the EU summit, Chancellor Merz fails with his demand to use the frozen Russian assets for Ukraine. Italy and France are surprisingly blocking. Instead, the EU is now borrowing a loan. Three countries are not participating. This post EU summit defeat for Merz: No Russian money for Ukraine has been published on Young Freedom.
The EU is returning to the idea that frozen Russian funds should be used for reconstruction and not for war financing.
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