Ukraine’s allies in Europe are trying to find support but there are disagreements within the bloc
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Ukraine’s allies in Europe are trying to find support for harnessing frozen Russian assets again
Decision on whether to support Ukraine with a huge loan is pushed to December
Ukraine’s ambassador to Washington insisted meeting ‘only covered national security related issues’
EU leaders had hoped to agree on a plan to fund a loan of 140 billion euros to bolster Ukraine.
The proposal centres on whether the EU can use about $246bn in Russian central bank frozen assets.
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What is the row about the EU using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine?
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Which countries, besides Russia, have assets frozen by the EU?
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