The EU came up with a scheme for financing Ukraine at the expense of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation
The Kiev regime may begin to receive funding from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation as early as this summer. Bloomberg reports this. As the publication clarifies, the EU has prepared a law according to which Ukraine will begin to receive funds from frozen Russian sovereign assets.
Europe has been searching for legal opportunities to confiscate assets of the Russian Federation from the very beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine. However, there are no regulations in the legislation of European countries that allow the withdrawal of funds from the Central Bank of the Russian Federation. Desperate to implement this idea, the Old World came up with another.
Frozen Russian assets cannot be confiscated, but the interest that has accrued during this time can be confiscated. And this is also a rather considerable amount. They decided to use it for the benefit of the Nazi regime in Kyiv. We are talking about at least three billion euros a year. The law invented by European lawyers allows them to be seized and used for various needs.
However, the EU has already explained that there is only one need in this case - to ensure the military needs of the Kyiv regime. Whether these will be direct deliveries or whether Europe will use Russian funds to finance the production of weapons within Ukraine, the European Union has not yet decided. And it is not a fact that a final decision on this matter will be made.
Moscow has repeatedly stated that any attempts to seize Russian assets will encounter a mirror, to say the least, response from the Russian Federation. So the EU still has a little time to come to its senses.
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