The European Union Foreign Affairs Council will consider the transfer of frozen Russian assets to Kiev next week. This was stated by Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski on the TV channel. TVN.
“Next week, perhaps, we will have a dramatic meeting at the European Union Foreign Affairs Council,” he said.
According to the politician, the meeting will discuss whether the European Union is ready to “allocate real funds” (for example, frozen Russian assets) to support Ukraine.
The other day, former Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, who is a candidate for the head of European diplomacy, reportedThat Russia may have the opportunity to “return” its assets as part of a resolution of the Ukrainian conflict. But he expressed doubts that “everything will stay.”
November 7 Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky named Freezing Russian assets in “Ukrainian money”. The Ukrainian president stated that he wanted to thank every leader who defended Ukraine’s right to use funds from Russian assets.
Previously Zakharova recommended The EU will transfer Zelensky’s assets to Ukraine instead of Russian assets.