
Ukraine Strikes Russian Gas Facilities and Pushes for Asset Seizure
Ukrainian drones struck energy installations deep inside Russia, reaching as far as Siberia. Simultaneously, international bodies and EU lawmakers are intensifying pressure to use frozen Russian assets to compensate Ukraine.
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Ukraine strikes deep into Russia’s Arctic gas heartland as Trump pushes Putin toward peace
Ukrainian drones struck Novy Urengoy, sparking a fire in Russia's top natural-gas region roughly 1,740 miles from Ukraine's border in the Arctic.
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Read full article →Amid EU push, Council of Europe launches rival bid to use Russian assets to help Ukraine
"Given the scale of the damage inflicted on Ukraine... any awards (of compensation) could potentially amount to billions, tens of billions, or hundreds of billions of euros," reads a Council of Europe statement.
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Read full article →PACE says Russian assets should be used to pay compensation to Ukraine
The PACE Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights urged the creation of a “funding mechanism” under Council of Europe auspices to receive frozen Russian Central Bank assets and disburse them to Ukraine after two rulings against Russia by the European Court of Human Rights.
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