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    1. Protests have been happening across Europe over the past weeks, with demonstrations in 13 cities including Brussels, Paris, and London. Activists are calling on Belgium to stop blocking an EU proposal that would use frozen Russian assets as collateral for a loan to Ukraine.

      Haven’t seen it covered by media so the press-release here – [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MJgUXdae-J5fzYzk0cmM4jIh_3ubayYfdQzSXSIBEtY/edit?tab=t.0](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MJgUXdae-J5fzYzk0cmM4jIh_3ubayYfdQzSXSIBEtY/edit?tab=t.0)

    2. i mean their very stupid considering the belguim is doing is the lawful thing

    3. Start a GoFundMe account…then hire BDO…forensic accounting firm…and they are global…raised eyebrows…

    4. FinalClaim140 on

      It would be waste of money and when peace is signed, who will return that? Surely not Ukraine.

    5. Winterspawn1 on

      Maybe these protesters can quickly gather a measly 180 billion euros from their savings accounts to guarantee our country doesn’t bankrupt when Russia sues and manages to potentially win.

    6. Those people don’t understand the complexity of international relations and world order

    7. what is the problem ?

      they prevent Russian from using their own money, shouldn’t it be good for someone supporting Ukraine ?

    8. TheRavenBlues on

      Asking eu countries to take on massive liabilities, especially Belgium based on „we promise this is the best plan ever and nothing will go wrong“.

    9. readilyunavailable on

      Someone should go and ask them if they are willing to put their homes and other belongings as collateral if one day Russia comes seeking it’s money back.

    10. estrellaente on

      It’s easy to complain without offering any guarantees of support if things get worse….

    11. GreenEyeOfADemon on

      [https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/12/15/brussels-protests-frozen-russian-assets/](https://euromaidanpress.com/2025/12/15/brussels-protests-frozen-russian-assets/)

      >On 14 December, protesters gathered outside Euroclear headquarters with a Christmas tree that looked like it was made of blood-stained banknotes—a symbol of the Belgian profits from holding €200 billion in frozen Russian assets.

      >The actions were organized by the International Center for Ukrainian Victory, European Network in Solidarity with Ukraine, and Frozen Assets Action.

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