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Germany floats new Ukraine loan backed by frozen Russian assets

Summary by Politico Europe
The idea would help to reduce the size of the EU’s next long-term budget, per diplomats and officials.

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A group of countries led by Germany has revived a dispute over the use of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, offering Kiev a new loan secured by the same assets, Politico reports.

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A group of countries led by Germany offered a new loan to Kiev, secured by frozen Russian assets, to replace part of the EU budget of Euro100 billion. The initiative is being promoted by Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands and Spain, requiring the use of Euro210 billion of frozen Russian assets to finance a new loan to Ukraine. According to the Policy, four EU diplomats and officials have announced plans under conditions of anonymity. The new loan w…

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Germany boosts a loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets that would reduce the European budget and confront Belgium with Spain and Poland. The entry Germany boosts an EU loan to Ukraine with Russian assets that will cut the next MFP aparece primero en Moncloa.

A group of countries, including Germany, is leading a new move to re-dispute the use of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine, through a proposal for a new loan to ensure these assets. This loan could replace at least 100 billion euros of funding planned for Ukraine within the EU's future long-term budget, in line with [...] Germany's new move to use frozen Russian assets to finance a loan written for Ukraine in the Stock Exchange.

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Politico Europe broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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