EU Backs €90B Loan for Ukraine, Keeps Russian Assets Frozen
EU leaders will borrow €90 billion to fund Ukraine’s defense over two years, keeping €210 billion of Russian assets frozen while reparations talks stall.
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Why the EU Hesitates to Tap Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Aid
EU leaders met in Brussels (Dec 18-19, 2025) to debate tapping frozen Russian central bank assets—210 billion €—for Ukraine’s defense and reconstruction amid legal and market risks.
Belgium Fears Cost of EU Plan to Tap Frozen Russian Assets
Belgium warns the EU’s plan to tap €210 billion frozen Russian assets for Ukraine could saddle it with big bills and threaten financial stability.
Belgium Pushes Back: EU Plan to Fund Ukraine with Frozen Russian Assets
Belgium rejects the EU’s proposal to fund Ukraine with profits from frozen Russian assets, warning of legal and financial risks and demanding full coverage of potential losses.
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