EU Moves to Seize Russian Assets Amid Internal Resistance: A Battle Over Europe’s Security and America’s Interests
The European Union is set to lock down billions in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s defense, bypassing veto threats from Hungary and Slovakia. This bold move highlights the ongoing struggle between sovereign national interests and the globalist push risking stability on Europe’s doorstep—and by extension, America’s own security.
In a decisive yet contentious step, the European Union is poised to secure around €210 billion in frozen Russian assets held within its borders, ensuring these funds remain inaccessible until Russia ceases its aggression against Ukraine and compensates for nearly four years of devastation. This move arrives amid sharp opposition from EU members Hungary and Slovakia, revealing cracks within the bloc that could weaken a united front against Moscow's unprovoked war.The core of this dispute centers on how these enormous frozen resources should be managed—primarily aimed at underwriting a massive loan package to support Ukraine's financial and military needs over...
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