Moscow has condemned all proposals to use its sovereign funds to support Ukraine as “theft” and warned of legal retaliation
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels on Thursday amid sharp divisions over a proposal to use frozen Russian state assets to finance Ukraine’s military – a plan Moscow has denounced as outright theft and warned would trigger legal retaliation.
EU members have long debated tapping Russian central bank funds estimated at around €210 billion ($246 billion) as part of a so-called “reparations loan” to Kiev [to understand why that is a misnomer and part of EU spin, read here] which it will have to repay only if Russia agrees to…
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