Ukraine's War Effort May Get Boost from Frozen Russian Assets
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The European Union is inching closer to a historic decision on using profits from Russian assets frozen by the bloc to help Ukraine. The Russian central bank's assets were frozen shortly after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and have remained so ever since. The securities and cash frozen in the G7, the EU, and Australia are estimated to be worth roughly 260 billion euros $282 billion. Assets worth an estimated 210 billion euros are in the EU, mostly in Belgium, the home of...

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