Ukraine pushes for Russian assets to plug $78 billion gap in 2027
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Ukraine estimates the outstanding financial and defence needs for 2027 at about $78 billion. Sergei Marchchenko called on the EU to consider using Euro210 billion of frozen Russian assets.
Ukraine pleads with Europe to access immobilised Russian assets amid airstrikes
Russia's relentless airstrikes are exacerbating Ukraine's financial crisis, driving up costs and increasing the deficit. In response, Ukraine is urgently urging European allies to access immobilised Russian assets to alleviate financial pressures.
Kiev warned that the financial and military needs without coverage by 2027 can reach US$78 billion and demands that the European Union finally advance over the €21 billion Russian sovereign reserves immobilized since the beginning of the invasion. Attacks on infrastructure, factories and power grids damage revenue while Moscow prepares for [...]
Kiev amounts to EUR 68,770 million in the deficit of 2027 and calls on Brussels to mobilise frozen Russian assets. Belgium and France are holding back. Ukraine’s entry calls on the EU to mobilise frozen Russian assets to cover a deficit of 69 billion in 2027 aparece primero en Moncloa.
Brussels is looking for sources of financing, in particular considering the use of frozen Russian assets
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