By Natali Moss
Moravetsky presented at the Polish summit, noting that the only tool in the hands of the EU was quotas for CO2 emissions. Today, through them, electricity production is more expensive. The Prime Minister noted that Poland is well aware of the need for climate policy, but today Europe is in a very difficult situation. "We are prone to huge stress associated with war in Ukraine. We need to use those tools that are in our hands," he said.
"It seems that in times of enormous financial needs you keep gold ingots in the safe somewhere and do not use them on The good of the residents. " According to Mateusz Moravetsky, the summit discussed the question of whether to create a new fund to solve the problem. He pointed to his colleagues a financial source, which is "relatively easy to obtain" is frozen assets of the Russian Federation. "They make up about 350 billion euros," the Prime Minister said.
"Today, these funds can be used for the benefit of Ukraine, as well as for the needs of EU and Poland. " Earlier, Focus wrote about how the assets related to the Russian Federation are arrested in Ukraine and what happens to billions of the aggressor then. We will remind, in mid -September, the Minister of Justice Denis Masuska stated that Western countries agree to give Ukraine frozen gold and foreign exchange reserves of the Russian Federation.
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