Frozen Russian Assets: The High-Stakes Battle Over Ukraine’s Future and Europe’s Security
As Europe debates seizing $225 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, Washington eyes the same funds—raising urgent questions about who truly champions freedom, sovereignty, and justice in the face of global aggression.
Europe stands at a crossroads: billions of dollars in frozen Russian assets hold the key to sustaining Ukraine’s defense and reconstruction amid a brutal conflict that challenges the very principles of national sovereignty and freedom. Since Russia launched its unprovoked invasion nearly four years ago, European taxpayers have shouldered an immense financial burden—nearly $197 billion—to back Ukraine. Yet even with this historic aid, Brussels hesitates to seize the $225 billion frozen in Euroclear accounts that could decisively finance Kyiv's military and budget needs through 2027. Why is Europe Hesitant When America Proposes Bold Action? U.S. former President Donald Trump’s peace...
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