The EU Moves to Tap Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine’s War Loan
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The European Union plans to leverage 176 billion euros of frozen Russian state assets to provide a loan to Ukraine, potentially covering most of Kyiv's financial needs for the next three years.
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The proposal could lead to a significant shift in global financial dynamics, potentially impacting the value of Russian assets and influencing the European and global economy.
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EU leaders will task the European Commission on October 23 with drawing up a legal proposal to leverage 176 billion euros ($204 billion) of frozen Russian state assets for a loan to Ukraine -- a move that could cover most of Kyiv’s financial needs for the next three years. European diplomats who spoke with RFE/RL believe there is a chance the whole scheme can be agreed upon by the end of this year and that it would help fill the shortfall expected if the United States is no longer willing to finance Kyiv to the same extent as before. The…
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