The Russian assets frozen in the West belong exclusively to Ukraine. This was announced at a press conference following the results of the forum "Ukraine. 2025" the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
"Frozen Russian assets are our money. It is ours, not ours with partners," Zelensky said, quoted by UNIAN.
Recall that this is not his first statement of such a plan.
"The bill for this war should be billed to the Russians, not Ukraine. So that Russia can no longer put forward its fake claims to everyone around... And therefore for them [for Russia] it will also be a lesson when Russian assets will work for Ukraine. Frankly speaking, this is Ukrainian money," Zelensky said last November at the summit of the European Political Community in Budapest, quoted by RBC.
As EADaily reported today, the United States transferred $ 100 billion to Kiev, not $ 500. This was announced at a press conference after the completion of the forum "Ukraine. The year is 2025," said the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
The European Union is increasingly looking for ways to confiscate frozen Russian assets in order to provide financial and military support to Ukraine amid signs that the United States may reduce its assistance. This is reported by Bloomberg, citing sources.
Russia may agree to cede $ 300 billion of assets frozen in Europe for the restoration of Ukraine, but will insist that part of this money be spent on the territories included in the Russian Federation as a result of referendums. This was reported by Reuters, citing three sources.

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