Russian Asset Confiscation
Russia sues EU and Euroclear, demanding compensation of 232 billion USD
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The Central Bank of Russia officially sued the EU and Euroclear, demanding compensation of about 232 billion USD.
Ukraine receives $3.6 billion from interest on frozen Russian assets
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The depository center in Belgium confirmed that it will transfer about 3.6 billion USD to Ukraine, deducted from profits generated by frozen Russian assets.
Putin plans to spend $1 billion from frozen assets for Trump's Peace Council
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Mr. Putin is willing to contribute $1 billion from Russian assets frozen in the US to the "Peace Council" initiative proposed by Mr. Trump.
EU does not want to abandon using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine
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Despite warnings from Russia, the EU declared that it has not ruled out the possibility of using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
Mr. Putin believes the EU will have to return Russian assets
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President Vladimir Putin comments on frozen Russian assets in the West during the annual dialogue on December 19.
Russia declares to prosecute individuals in asset freezes
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The Kremlin issued a strong warning that all individuals and organizations involved in the seizure of Russian assets will face legal costs.
Europe plans new financial support for Ukraine
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The European Union leader has chosen another financial solution to maintain support for Ukraine.
EU plan to use illegally-held Russian assets
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After 16 hours of tense meetings overnight, the EU still could not reach a consensus on the plan to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
Russia's options in response to EU asset confiscation
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As the EU moves closer to using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, legal questions are increasingly raised.
Ukrainian President Reveals Plan to Use Russian frozen Assets
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Ukraine sees the frozen funds as a key solution to security and reconstruction needs under pressure from the conflict.
US warns EU not to seize Russian assets
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The US has warned against seizing frozen Russian assets, fearing that the move could dishrade Ukraine's peace talks.
Russia launches legal action, demands Euroclear compensate 229 billion USD
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The Russian central bank has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear, demanding more than $229 billion in damages, in response to the EU's permanent freeze of Russian assets frozen in Europe.
Czech resolutely opposes Ukraine's aid in any form
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The new Czech Prime Minister Andrejis has said he will not use the state budget or use frozen Russian assets to provide aid to Ukraine.
Revealing the calculation when the EU frozes Russian assets indefinitely
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The EU suddenly changed the law, permanently freezing $247 billion in Russian assets to block the phuyet of Hungary and Slovakia and prevent US intervention.
EU in crisis with proposal to use Russian assets to support Ukraine
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The ongoing crisis revolves around the use of Russian assets to support Ukraine.
