UE va relua demersurile privind activele rusești înghețate

Several EU member states are urging the European Commission to resume discussions on using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine amid financial challenges. Countries like Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain, and Poland are advocating for the re-evaluation of over 200 billion euros in Russian Central Bank assets frozen due to sanctions. A coalition plans to send a letter to the Commission requesting updates on legal solutions for asset utilization. While the EU is already using profits from these assets to aid Ukraine, concerns remain about potential legal repercussions and financial risks. The need for additional financial support for Ukraine is growing, prompting discussions on integrating this issue into the upcoming EU budget negotiations.