EU Transfers €1.4 Billion from Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine
Most outlets reported the transfer of €1.4 billion from interest on frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, with a focus on the financial support provided to Kyiv amid the ongoing war. The Business Recorder added context about the funds being taken from interest generated by frozen Russian assets, while the Daily Times highlighted the use of profits from frozen Russian central bank assets. Both emphasized the EU’s role in the transfer, with slight variation in framing the source of the funds.
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EU transfers €1.4 billion from Russian assets to Ukraine
The European Union will transfer €1.4 billion in profits from frozen Russian central bank assets to Ukraine. The funds will support Kyiv’s financial and defence needs amid the ongoing war. The European Commission announced the payment on Wednesday, describing it as the fifth transfer of its kind. The latest amount was received on Monday from […]
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EU to use €1.4 billion from interest on frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine
BRUSSELS: The European Union will use €1.4 billion ($1.6 billion) taken from interest generated by frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, the European Commission said on Wednesday. The money, transferred to the bloc on August 3, came from interest on cash balances, part of Russian central bank assets frozen by the EU in the wake of Moscow’s invasion, the Commission added. “Russia must pay for t...
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