EU Funnels Billions in Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine: A Risky Gamble with American Interests at Stake
The European Commission’s €4 billion payout to Ukraine, including €2 billion for drones, is financed by frozen Russian assets—a move raising critical questions about fiscal responsibility and strategic priorities that reverberate far beyond Europe’s borders.
On the surface, the European Union’s recent €4 billion disbursement to Ukraine—half of which is earmarked for drone acquisitions—may appear as a resolute stand against aggression. But under closer examination, this massive funding scheme poses significant risks not only for Europe's financial integrity but also for American national interests tied closely to the conflict’s outcome.Who Truly Bears the Cost of These Lavish Commitments?The funds originate from extraordinary profits generated by immobilized Russian assets within EU jurisdictions. Brussels justifies this by framing it as support for Ukraine’s defense and financial needs amid ongoing warfare. Yet, these are frozen assets belonging to...
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