"EU Commits Frozen Russian Asset Profits to Aid Ukraine"
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The European Union has reached an agreement to allocate the profits from frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine and other countries affected by the conflict in Ukraine. This decision comes as part of the EU's ongoing efforts to maintain pressure on Russia through sanctions, following its annexation of Crimea in 2014 and involvement in the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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