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The European Commission wants to give Ukraine 15 billion euros from frozen funds of Russia - FT

According to journalists, the European Commission is going to demand from deposits of securities who own assets of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, to place the profit received from them in separate accounts. This should help attract skeptics to your side. The European Commission wants to attract 15 billion euros from frozen assets of Russia to transfer Ukraine as financial assistance. About it reports Financial Times.

According to journalists, on December 12 in Brussels will be offered to limit the profit that was received from frozen assets of the Russian Federation in the European Union. It is noted that this plan has been postponed since the summer of this year, as several EU Member States and the European Central Bank have declared certain legal and financial problems. However, it is reported that the US and the EU have been attempting to negotiate additional financial support of Ukraine.

According to Vice president of the European Commission Valdis Dombrovskis, it is important to see how Russian frozen assets and income from them can be used. He also noted that the G7 countries agreed to freeze Russian assets until Moscow is compensated to Ukraine.

The publication writes that, according to sources, the European Commission is going to demand from depositaries of securities owned by the assets of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, to place the profit received from them in separate accounts. This should help attract skeptics to your side. It is reported that later the profits will be transferred to the total account of the European Union.