There is absolutely no consensus in the G7 on the withdrawal of Russia’s main assets frozen in the West. This was stated by Michael Carpenter, Director of European Affairs of the US National Security Council. RIA News.
“There is absolutely no consensus in the G7 right now on what to do with the principal money,” Carpenter said.
The American official called on countries to continue discussing the issue collectively.
Formerly head of European diplomacy Josep Borrell statedThe European Union (EU) approved the transfer of 1.4 billion euros of income from Russian assets to Ukraine.
24 June recognizedEU countries were able to reach an agreement on the use of revenues from Russia’s frozen foreign assets by Western countries.
June 5 US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen statedIt is stated that the West is considering the possibility of providing a loan to Kiev, and that this loan will later be repaid with the income from Russia’s frozen assets.
Previously Australia denied Use frozen Russian assets.