Poland, Sweden, Netherlands and Spain urge EU to resume frozen Russian assets mechanism for Ukraine
Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands and Spain sent a letter to the European Commission on August 27, 2026, calling for work to resume on a mechanism to use more than €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. The countries propose developing legal options for the stalled plan as Ukraine faces renewed funding challenges.
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❗️Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands and Spain are sending a letter to the European Commission today calling for work to resume on a mechanism to use more than €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. The countries propose developing options under which legal and
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A group of countries has urged the EU to revisit a stalled plan to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine, as the country faces renewed funding challenges https://t.co/IS1XQSsqSU
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