There are clear reasons for the use of frozen assets of the Russian Federation in favor of Ukraine - Cameron

The UK Foreign Minister noted that the war had become a continuous catastrophe for Russian President Putin. The UK Foreign Minister David Cameron, speaking on a group discussion of the World Economic Forum on the War in Ukraine, confirmed that there are clear reasons for the use of frozen Russian assets for the use of frozen Russian assets. About it reports The Guardian. "We are now living in a more uncertain world, so we need innovative thinking," Cameron emphasized.

He noted that from a legal point of view, the idea that these Russian assets need to be used, supported more and more countries. From a moral point of view, he said, Russia will have to pay reparation when the war is over, so why not use these assets now. And from a political point of view, according to the minister, when Russian President Vladimir Putin began this illegal invasion, the world has changed, and "we must change with it.

" Kemeron added that he "works very carefully" on this issue, like other G7 members, and he is convinced that progress will be. "We just need to count on our support," the head of the British Foreign Ministry stated, emphasizing that Ukraine supporting Ukraine has total GDP 25 times larger than in Russia. Foreign Minister has informed that the United Kingdom would continue to support Ukraine firmly, so it will not only win the war, but also leave it with a strong, sovereign and free country.

He noted that if you move away from the scale and look at the picture in general, the war in Ukraine became a continuous disaster for Putin. "Russia has lost half of the territory that it seized at the beginning of the war and has suffered sanctions from a large part of the world economy," he said. Kemeron also points to Ukraine's progress on the Black Sea - Ukraine is commercially commercing through its ports. He notes that Ukraine has achieved success in many respects and feels good.

"Therefore, it is a priority to help Ukraine survive this winter and create a system that will allow Ukraine to win in the war that will be longer," Lord stated. As part of the Forum in Davos, Lord Cameron met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba, and this meeting took place at the moment when the British Institute for Development is launching its first investments in Ukraine, allocating $ 25 million to secure Ukraine with a global economy.