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IMF support for Ukraine hinges on Russian assets loan, EU warns

Summary by Politico Europe

Brussels fears the IMF could cancel aid unless Belgium agrees to back a €140 billion reparations loan to Ukraine.

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Orban Sharply Criticizes Eu Leadership

Orban rejects Brussels plan on Russian assets

1 day ago·Belgrade, Serbia

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EADaily

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CDS: Italy and France supported Belgium's position on Russian assets: EADaily

EADaily, November 3rd, 2025. Belgium is no longer alone in its resistance to the pressure of the EU leadership, which insists on the transfer of frozen Russian financial assets to the Kiev regime.

1 day ago

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Politico Europe

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IMF support for Ukraine hinges on Russian assets loan, EU warns

Brussels fears the IMF could cancel aid unless Belgium agrees to back a €140 billion reparations loan to Ukraine.

1 day ago·Brussels, Belgium

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mediatalkafrica.com

EU refuses Ukraine reparations plan over Russian funds

The European Union’s plan to leverage frozen Russian sovereign funds to support Ukraine has hit a roadblock, with Belgium refusing to back the proposal due to…

17 hours ago

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unn.ua

What Will Happen to Eu Aid to Ukraine in the Coming Years and Is There a Connection with the Imf - the European Commission's Response

What will happen to EU aid to Ukraine in the coming years and is there a connection with the IMF - the European Commission's responseThe European Commission confirmed the commitments made at the EU summit to meet Ukraine's financial needs in 2026 and 2027, continuing work, including on a "reparation loan". The issue will be discussed again at the European Council in December, after the Belgian Prime Minister blocked the use of frozen Russian ass…

20 hours ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Magyar Nemzet

PM Orban: We Must Not Let Them Take the Hungarians’ Money to Ukraine!

PM Orban sharply criticized the European Union’s plans to finance Ukraine in a Facebook post. Citing an analysis by The Economist, PM Orban pointed out that Ukraine would need 400 billion dollars over the next four years — a bill that Brussels wants Europe to foot.

24 hours ago·Budapest, Hungary

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