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EU leaders consider using seized Russian assets to fund a loan to Ukraine
European Union leaders on Wednesday weighed a new scheme to provide longer-term financial and military support to Ukraine using hundreds of billions of dollars in frozen Russian assets held in Europe. Read More
EU leaders fail to agree on "mega-loan" for Ukraine using Russian frozen assets – FT
EU leaders have failed to reach consensus regarding a €140 billion loan for Ukraine based on frozen Russian assets at a summit in Copenhagen. Source: Financial Times Details: Belgium refused to lift ... Read More
EU mulls using frozen Russian assets for loan to Ukraine, wary of legal issues
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -European leaders expressed broad support on Wednesday for the idea of using Russian assets frozen in the West to provide a 140 billion euro loan to Ukraine but will discuss it ... Read More
Brussels Eyes Frozen Russian Assets To Finance Ukraine Beyond 2025
With the United States indicating it may not be willing to finance Ukraine's defense needs for much longer, the European Union is looking into various ways of footing a larger part of the bill in 2026 ... Read More
EU mulls using frozen Russian assets for loan to Ukraine, wary of legal issues
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk, France's President Emmanuel Macron, Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Chairman of Investor ... Read More
EU mulls using frozen Russian assets for loan to Ukraine, wary of legal issues
Legal concerns over EU loan idea need clarification G7 countries urged to participate in loan guarantees Belgium wants EU guarantees before agreeing to asset use plan France wants Ukraine to buy ... Read More
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