US Edition‘Ukraine Needs This Money’ : Zelensky Is in Brussels for Talks on Russian Assets
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Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, this Thursday asked the leaders of the European Union (EU), currently at a crucial summit in Brussels, to urgently agree on a multimillion dollar loan for his country to finance Ukraine's military and economic needs.This would come from the approximately 185 billion euros (about $216 billion) of the Central Bank of Russia, frozen by the EU and deposited mostly in Euroclear, a financial services company ba…
‘Ukraine needs this money’ : Zelensky is in Brussels for talks on Russian assets
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was in Brussels for a key European Union summit, where EU leaders faced a critical decision on the use of frozen Russian assets. Zelensky urged the bloc to release the funds to support Ukraine, warning that without this financial assistance, the country risks a catastrophic economic and military situation amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. FRANCE 24’s journalists Doug Herbert and Dave Keating have this …
Ukraine is at risk of significantly reducing the production of drones needed for the war with Russia if it will not receive next year funds from Russian frozen assets in the European Union, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski once warned that...
"We will not leave here without a decision" assure Antonio Costa and Ursula Von der Leyen - New talks tomorrow and Saturday between Kiev and Washington
The European Council is ready to open up another front in the war in which Russia is on the one hand, but on the other hand it is increasingly not only Ukraine but the whole European Union.
Zelensky gives stark warning as EU leaders decide on Russia’s frozen assets
BRUSSELS, Dec 18 – Volodymyr Zelensky has called on EU leaders at a crunch summit urgently to agree to a multi-billion euro loan in frozen Russian money to fund Ukraine’s military and economic needs. Ukraine is months from running out of cash and Zelensky said without an injection by spring Ukraine “will have to reduce production of drones”. Most of Russia’s €210bn (£185bn; $245bn) worth of assets in the EU are held by Belgium-based organisation…
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