Ukraine pushes for Russian assets to plug $78 billion gap in 2027
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As the European Union begins to spend €90 billion to support Kiev by the end of 2027, Ukraine is already asking for an extension of several tens of billions of euros. Europe is looking for solutions and may have to reopen the debate on the use of Russian assets on the Old Continent.
A selection of foreign media materials by the morning of September 30
A selection of foreign media materials by the morning of September 30.Le Figaro: Kiev demands emergency financial assistance from its allies. However, Europe's reserves are depleted, and in order to satisfy Ukraine's next wish, Brussels will have to...
Ukraine Asks EU to Use Russian Assets to Cover $78 Billion Deficit - Media <p>captionSergei Marchenko</p> called on the EU to attract frozen Russian assets to cover Ukraine's military and financial deficit in 2027.
Ukraine estimates the outstanding financial and defence needs for 2027 at about $78 billion. Sergei Marchchenko called on the EU to consider using Euro210 billion of frozen Russian assets.
Against the background of the procrastination of the war and the constant Russian attacks, Ukraine offers the EU the only practical and just solution to cover the military.
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