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Norway Makes Important Announcement in Efforts to Get Its Hands on Frozen Russian Assets

Summary by Politiken
A majority in the Norwegian parliament, the Storting, believes that Norway should help the EU and be a guarantor for the controversial Ukraine loan.

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A majority in the Norwegian parliament, the Storting, believes that Norway should help the EU and be a guarantor for the controversial Ukraine loan.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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EU leaders are constantly looking for solutions to maintain Ukraine's financial and military support, after its main plan - a huge loan of repairs based on frozen Russian assets - risk of disturbing it, a Euronews analysis shows.

·Bucharest, Romania
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This was stated on Espreso by EU Commissioner for Defense and Space Andreas Kubilus in an interview with Anton Borkovsky, the host of the “Studio West” program. The frozen assets in a sense belong to Ukraine because they were frozen when Russia started the war. It was clearly envisaged that these funds would be used for the reconstruction of the country, for reconstruction after the war or for the needs of Ukraine during this criminal war unleas…

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Politiken broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday, October 31, 2025.
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