
EU Lawmakers Push to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine
Over 120 EU lawmakers are urging the European Commission to find legal mechanisms to utilize frozen Russian sovereign assets to support Ukraine. The group argues that Belgium's objections should not prevent the deployment of these funds despite ongoing political and legal hurdles.
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EU floats idea for using Russia's frozen assets that would ease Belgium's concerns
Europe has put forward a new proposal for using Russia's frozen assets to support Ukraine, seeking to address Belgium's concerns over the legal risks it could face from such a move.
By Viktoriia Shabranska,Sergiy Sydorenko,Tetyana Vysotska,Mariya Yemets
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Reservations from individual European Union member states regarding potential legal and financial risks must not block collective efforts by the Bloc to utilize immobilized Russian sovereign assets for Ukraine's aid.
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‘Make Russia pay’: 122 EU lawmakers back appeal over frozen funds The Brussels Times
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