EU’s €210B Freeze on Russian Assets Sparks Belgian Concerns
The EU’s recent indefinite freeze of €210B in Russian assets aims to support Ukraine, but Belgium raises red flags over financial risks and potential bills.
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The EU’s recent indefinite freeze of €210B in Russian assets aims to support Ukraine, but Belgium raises red flags over financial risks and potential bills.
EU leaders approve enhanced defense strategies and increased financial support for Ukraine during a special summit in Brussels, reinforcing commitment to collective security.
EU Council President Charles Michel urges the European Union to accelerate military and financial support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need to act now alongside President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.