According to the newspaper’s report, many EU countries wanted to delay the adoption of the European Commission’s proposals regarding income from Russian assets. Finance Times.
“Within weeks, the EC promised detailed recommendations on how to channel revenues to support Ukraine’s recovery. But the move brings with it legal and financial problems. <…> Some capitals are pressing privately for the commission to shelve its proposals.
It was noted that many countries opposed the proposal of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who feared to shake the confidence of foreign states in the security of assets stored in Europe.
former president of the AK He insisted Confiscation of frozen assets of Russia in favor of Ukraine.
Since February 24, 2022, the European Union and G7 countries have blocked approximately €300 billion ($328 billion) of Russian central bank assets on their territory as part of their sanctions policy.