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Germany is leading an EU initiative to use frozen Russian assets to fund a new loan for Ukraine, which could replace part of the €100 billion allocated for Ukraine in the EU's long-term budget.

International RelationsPoliticsEconomicsConflictSep 12, 2026score 0.412 posts · 1 replies across 2 instances
The thread discusses Germany's initiative to use frozen Russian assets to fund a new loan for Ukraine, supported by several EU nations. This plan aims to reduce reliance on the EU's long-term budget allocation for Ukraine. The proposal is seen as a potential alternative to the €100 billion budget plan. The issue is significant due to its implications for Ukraine's financial support and international relations.

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Germany is leading an EU initiative to use frozen Russian assets to fund a new loan for Ukraine, which could replace part of the €100 billion allocated for Ukraine in the EU's long-term budget.
Parent: International RelationsEntity: GermanySub-entity: EU Loan InitiativeImpact: positiveDate: Sep 12, 2026Target: Use of frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine

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Germany leads an initiative to use frozen Russian assets to fund a new loan for Ukraine. This approach, supported by several EU nations, aims to reduce reliance on the €100 billion planned for the EU's long-term budget. https://www.politico.eu/article/germany-ukraine-loan-frozen-russia-assets/ #Ukraine #Russia #EU #Germany
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❗️Germany is leading a push for a new EU loan to Ukraine backed by €210 billion in frozen Russian assets, Politico reports. The plan could replace part of the €100 billion set aside for Ukraine in the EU's next long-term budget. Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands and Spain support it. #EU
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