Russian Foreign Ministry lambasts confiscation of frozen assets as 'theft', vowing a "painful response".
Russian Foreign Ministry slams new US and EU sanctions as counterproductive, says Moscow’s war goals ‘remain unchanged’.
By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies
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European Union leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss further backing for Ukraine, including the use of Russian frozen assets to provide a 140-billion-euro ($163.27bn) loan to the war-torn country, drawing fury from Moscow.
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