Russian assets within the jurisdiction of the G7 countries will be frozen until Ukraine receives compensation for the damage. The agency reports that ANSA.
The publication notes that in this case we are talking about assets worth $ 280 billion.
According to Shunichi Suzuki, head of Japan’s Ministry of Finance, G7 countries will continue to support the Ukrainian side in the long term and will also help rebuild the country.
He added that the Head of the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, Sergei Marchenko, participated in the negotiations between finance ministers and central bank governors of the G7 countries.
Before that, the United States increasing Efforts to transfer Russian assets frozen in the West to Ukraine.
Under the administration of US President Joe Biden, “Western calls” for the Russian Federation to redirect its frozen assets to help the Ukrainian state are increasingly heard.
This comes at a time when “political obstacles” have emerged that prevent Western taxpayer funds from being used for military aid.
Previously at the European Commission in the name The amount of Russian sovereign assets frozen in the European Union.