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EU aims to boost Ukraine aid with frozen Russian assets
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2024-03-21
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The European Commission has proposed a plan aimed at transferring to Ukraine profits of up to €3 billion per year generated by Russian Central Bank assets frozen in Europe. The plan, however, has downsides.
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