In order to restore its properties, Russia must first pay for the damage caused by Ukraine during the war.
Russia will not accept its frozen properties until it is paid for the damage caused by Ukraine. This was declared by the Supreme EU for Kai Callas’s Foreign Affairs and Security Policy before the informal meeting of EU foreign ministers in the Gimony format in Copenhagen, Ukrinform report.
Currently, more than 205 billion euros of Russian ownership has frozen within the outline of EU penalties imposed in Moscow for its attack.
“We need to soak ourselves deeply in the subject of frozen possessions. There is for and against. There are certainly sensitive moments, but we must discuss possible risks reasonably. Of course, there should be a crisis from leaving the crisis, but we cannot imagine that in the event of a stop, these arrangements will return to Russia without paying reparations,” Callas said.
Ukraine and several EU countries, specifically Poland and the Baltic countries, called on the EU to confiscate the property and use them to support KYIV.
France, Germany and Belgium, who owned most of the owners, rejected such calls.
Countries have added that the EU has assigned future revenue from property to restore support to Ukraine, and asked for legal basis for their confiscation.
Remember that Hungary has filed a lawsuit against the EU Council and the European Fund of the World, arguing the decision to use revenue from frozen Russian possessions to support Ukraine.
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