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    1. “EU governments approved the shift from six-month renewals to an open-ended freeze covering about €210 billion in Russian assets. Officials said the change reduced the chance that Hungary or Slovakia could block future renewals and force the money’s return to Moscow.

      Much of the freeze’s practical impact falls on Belgium because most of the assets are held by Brussels-based Euroclear. Belgian officials have been seeking clear guarantees that the country would not be left with potential liabilities if Russia won a legal challenge.

      Leaders are expected to address these concerns at a summit on 18 December.”

    2. AlexStavropol on

      Beautiful!
      russia said itself it doesn’t need this money when it invaded on February 24th

    3. This measure to block Russian money was taken primarily to prevent Trump from transferring the money to America and then giving it to Putin. Putin apparently promised Trump many billions in this case. And Trump will do anything for money. For Europeans, it is not Orban or Fico who are the real problem, but the American government under Trump.

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