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Putin warns EU leaders of ‘grave consequences’ if Russia robbed of frozen assets
Vladimir Putin warned EU leaders of “grave consequences” if Russia had been robbed of its frozen assets. On Friday (19 December), EU leaders struck a deal to give Ukraine a €90bn (£79bn) loan. The agreement was reached as an alternative to using €200bn (£185bn) of frozen Moscow funds. Speaking at his annual televised new conference hours after the announcement, Mr Putin said: “It's daylight robbery. Why can't this robbery be carried out? Because the consequences could be truly harsh for the robbers.” He said that the failure to use the assets will “subvert all confidence” in Europe’s image globally.
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theguardian.com
What is the row about the EU using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine?
Complex plan would involve EU lending €90bn to Ukraine, which some fear could destabilise Eurozone. Putin says move is akin to ‘theft’
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bbc.com
EU leaders face crunch decision on loaning Russia's frozen cash to Ukraine
The leaders are to decide whether to loan tens of billions of euros in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's military and economic needs.
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EU leaders urged to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s defence
Pressure is growing on member states to back a €90bn loan for Kyiv ahead of a Brussels summit
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aljazeera.com
Putin labels EU ‘robbers’ over plan to use frozen Russian assets
President Vladimir Putin called EU officials ‘robbers’ over their plan to use frozen Russian assets.
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Which countries, besides Russia, have assets frozen by the EU?
The European Union has imposed asset freezes totalling hundreds of billions of dollars on at least 31 countries.
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tass.com
Putin calls EU’s attempts to seize Russian assets 'robbery'
The Russian leader emphasized that the European Union is trying to do it overtly
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Russian asset seizure to undermine trust in Euro zone, Putin warns
The president pointed out that apart from Russia, many other countries also keep their gold and currency reserves in Europe
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FACTBOX: Putin’s statements on EU’s attempts to seize Russian assets
The Russian president noted that if Russian assets are seized, Russia will defend its interests in court and seek to identify jurisdictions that are not dependent on political…
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independent.co.uk
Putin warns EU leaders of ‘grave consequences’ if Russia robbed of frozen assets
Vladimir Putin warned EU leaders of “grave consequences” if Russia had been robbed of its frozen assets. On Friday (19 December), EU leaders struck a deal to give Ukraine a €90bn…