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Eu Agrees to Indefinitely Freeze Russian Central Bank Assets

European Union member states including Belgium have agreed to impose an indefinite freeze on Russian Central Bank assets held in Europe, Reuters and the Associated Press reported Friday.

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Eesti Rahvusringhääling

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Estonian Meps Say the Council Debate on Granting a Loan to Ukraine Will Be Tense

European Union leaders have decided to freeze 210 billion euros in Russian assets indefinitely, and next Thursday it will be clear whether there is sufficient consensus among member states to decide how to use the assets for Ukraine. Estonian MEPs say the decision is difficult to predict at this time.

18 hours ago·Estonia

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PressTV

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EU member states agree to impose indefinite freeze on Russian assets

EU member states agree to impose an indefinite freeze on Russian Central Bank assets held in Europe.

17 hours ago·Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of

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France24

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Eu Agrees to Indefinitely Freeze Russian Central Bank Assets

21 hours ago·France

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Real Clear Politics

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EU Freezes Russian Assets Ahead of Pivotal Talks

The EU has agreed to indefinitely freeze Russia's sovereign assets in the bloc, as Moscow stepped up its threats to retaliate against Euroclear, the keeper of most of the Kremlin's immobilised money.

23 hours ago·Chicago, United States

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Meduza

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Italy, Bulgaria and Malta Supported Belgium's Requirement to Seek an Alternative to "Reparative Credit" to Ukraine at the Expense of Russian Assets

Three countries — Italy, Bulgaria and Malta — have joined Belgium's calls for an alternative to Ukraine's 210 billion euro loan scheme with frozen Russian assets, writing Euroactiv with reference to the application.

1 day ago·Riga, Latvia

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