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  • The EU’s €90bn loan will not fund Ukraine for long
     

  • But Russia’s €210bn frozen assets would be a gamechanger
     

  • The accounts should first be moved to the EU itself
     

  • That would take Belgium, where the main account is, out of the firing line
     

  • The assets can then be used to help Ukraine
     

  • Giving it a better chance of getting a just peace
     

Here is our draft regulation that spells out in legal terms the mechanism for moving the Russian accounts.

The Council of the European Union draft legislation
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Wie sich Russlands eingefrorene Milliarden doch noch nutzen ließen

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The EU should take custody of Russia’s frozen accounts — now

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Avec la guerre en Iran, il y a urgence à mobiliser les 210 milliards d’euros d’avoirs russes gelés

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