The EU creates a scheme to generate more profit from Russian frozen assets and boost aid to Ukraine. Brussels plans to transfer blocked Russian assets to riskier projects. Also, the EU has decided to keep Russia’s assets (€210 billion) frozen until at least the end of 2025.

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1. They should ONLY be released to Ukraine, or before then, to assist Ukraine. No-way should Russia ever get this back.

   The thousands of Ukrainian lives already lost are a very strong reason why this should be the case and why Russia should forfeit this cash.

   To do otherwise, would be to elevate the value of money above the value of many, many human lives.

   It’s also a penalty cost to Russia for committing these acts, also if Russia were to get this cash back, Putin would use it to extend the war – and Europe would need to tax its citizens and banks to match the funding !

   It simply makes no sense to not make this available to Ukraine. Other countries would not have their assets at risk unless they too went to war with Europe.

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