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Russian Assets Not an Issue? Brussels Slows Down Despite Growing Pressure

By with∅ut-me 11.09.2026 at 16:06 Uhr Foreign Policy Government Finance & Stock Market
TL;DR AI-generated The EU Commission is slowing down the use of frozen Russian assets worth 210 billion euros to finance Ukraine. Despite pressure from four EU states and 122 MEPs proposing a trust fund, the Commission's current focus is on other aid measures.

Source: euronews.com

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