Russland wird im Rahmen des jüngsten Friedensplans der USA für den Ukraine-Krieg eingefrorene Vermögenswerte in Höhe von 300 Milliarden US-Dollar nicht zurückerhalten

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/12/18/russia-wont-get-frozen-300bn-assets-latest-peace-ukraine/

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    1. Medical_Pace_216 on

      Wasn’t it there since the first US/Russia draft that the US will take $100 billion of the freezed Russian money and then do „investments“ in Ukraine with it and 50% of all profits will go to US?

      Absolutely crazy, but that’s what was reported. All of it should go to Ukraine, without any middleman.

      EDIT: Oh yeah, that’s what the article says as well. However this is the craziest part:

      > The remaining majority of the assets would be earmarked for a separate pot to fund joint Russian and American projects.

    2. Stabbathachairmonger on

      I’m just beyond even starting to believe this, any time there’s any headline about the negotiations and it says „US plan“ anywhere in it then I just don’t see the point in reading any further.

      Every time something slightly positive comes up from the US admin on this you will then have Trump pop up out of nowhere within the hour saying „Nah, fuck Ukraine, Putin is so wonderful and Ukraine keeps blocking negotiations“ and then tries to make agreements to on behalf of other countries that would disadvantage them while trying to make money for himself (and Putin) from the war.

      Trump is full of shit, his team are full of shit, he is very clearly on the side of Russia and the world is just stuck with his old, delusional, Russia loving arse for the time being. No progress will be made with him at the helm trying to hit every iceberg he can find.

    3. Randomgrunt4820 on

      I don’t care how it happens, who does it. I just want the war in Ukraine to end. And for Ukraine to have long lasting peace.

    4. Russia lies all the time, US lies all the time, so we should take it with a pile of salt

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