EU plans to transfer 200 billion euros of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine: decision of European leaders.
European leaders prepare to strike against Russia
According to The Sun: European leaders are actively discussing an important decision that could significantly change the situation in Ukraine. They are considering the possibility of using 200 billion euros obtained from Russian assets to finance the needs of the Ukrainian army.
A meeting will take place today in Brussels, during which they will discuss the terms of lending to Ukraine. The Prime Minister of Poland...
Vladimir Putin called them 'pigs' on Wednesday.
Thus, European leaders aim to find a common solution that supports Ukraine in its struggle.
The initiative of European countries could become an important step in strengthening support for Ukraine, which, in turn, will impact the further development of the conflict. These efforts are intended not only to help Ukraine but also to demonstrate the unity of Europe in upholding the principles of international law.
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