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Russia may agree with the use of $ 300 billion of sovereign assets frozen in Europe to restore Ukraine, but insist that some of the funds are aimed at occupied territories, reports Reuters with reference to the sources of
Since the United States and the Russian Federation began to terminate the war in Ukraine, Moscow said that most of its frozen funds were aimed at restoring Ukraine as part of a possible peace agreement that Russian sovereign funds will remain frozen until Russia pays for damage caused Ukraine. From this. According to the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, during the freezing of assets, he had about $ 207 billion in euros, $ 67 billion in US dollars and 37 billion dollars in a poundwer from agency sources said that Russia may agree with the option when two -thirds of frozen funds They will go to the restoration of Ukraine under a peace agreement, provided that the guarantee of liability is guaranteed. The remaining money can be aimed at recovery. Another interlocutor noted that it is too early to say that the separation of immobilized assets may be possible. Important issues that the company will receive future contracts at the reconstruction by the time of the Central Bank of Russia Elvira Nabiullin said that the bank did not participate in any negotiations in lifting sanctions or defrosting reserves. The European Foreign Affairs Commission Anitt Hiper said that the EU and the member states help Ukraine strengthen its positions in the case of any negotiations, in particular, with a new round of sanctions against Russia. 3 billion euros as part of the ERA initiative. This is the first tranche from the European Union, which is provided by the income from Russian frozen assets. Taxes from frozen Russian assets of Eurocher to help Ukraine