EU countries, including Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland, are urging Brussels to revive efforts to use immobilised Russian sovereign assets to fund Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
EU countries, including Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain and Poland, are urging Brussels to revive efforts to use immobilised Russian sovereign assets to fund Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
A letter from a coalition of states to the European Commission will call on the EU’s executive to restart work on plans to fund Ukraine using Russian central bank assets, the FT reported, citing four people briefed on the document.
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