
Belgium· BrusselsBelgium blocks confiscation of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid
Belgium's Defense Minister has rejected attempts by other EU states to use frozen Russian assets, estimated at €200-210 billion, to fund Ukraine, citing legal and financial concerns.
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Belgium blocks confiscation of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine aid
First report 9h agoLast update 4h agoBelgium's government, through Defense Minister Theo Francken and Prime Minister Bart De Wever, is firmly opposing and blocking any scheme to confiscate Russian assets for Ukraine due to legal and financial risks.
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