EU and Allies Plan to Fund Ukraine with Frozen Russian Assets
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As Ukraine struggles financially and loses ground to Russia, G7 finance officials are debating how to utilize $260 billion in frozen Russian assets to support Kyiv. While European officials are cautious due to legal concerns, the U.S. proposes converting future interest income into immediate funds. The debate is urgent as Ukraine's budget needs are dire, and the conflict's duration remains uncertain. The G7 meeting also addresses China's economic practices and humanitarian aid for Gaza.
- With Ukraine losing ground, allies debate how to squeeze cash for Kyiv out of frozen Russian assets The Associated Press
- ‘New ground is being broken’: EU seizes Russian profits for Ukraine Al Jazeera English
- Billions from Russia's frozen assets will go to help Ukraine's military, the EU says NPR
- E.U. sets precedent with plan to use profits from frozen Russian assets The Washington Post
- G-7 Is Closing In on US-Led Push to Tap Frozen Russian Assets Bloomberg
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