Recently, information has emerged that Kyiv is not only using the income from the frozen assets of a terrorist state to support the Ukrainian state budget, but is also simultaneously negotiating with Western partners to withdraw the frozen $300 billion from the Russian Federation.
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As reported by NBN with reference to a video material from Fox News, a statement was made by US President Donald Trump's Special Representative for Ukraine Keith Kellogg: “The White House is discussing the potential acquisition of weapons and ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at the expense of the frozen assets of the aggressor country.”
Based on Kellogg's laconic words, Trump's team has repeatedly hinted at the possibility of using Russia's frozen assets to purchase American weapons, and it is this issue, which requires additional discussion, that will soon be raised with the new US president.
Also, Trump's special representative separately added: “Providing weapons to Ukraine remains a key component necessary for achieving peace in the war-torn country, however, diplomatic efforts and increased economic pressure on the Russian Federation are no less important.
Earlier, our information portal wrote about how much time Trump gave Kellogg to end the war in Ukraine.
