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Can Frozen Russian Assets Fund Ukraine from 2027?

Original: Frozen Russian Assets: Can €210 billion Help Fund Ukraine in 2027?

European policymakers are debating whether the roughly €210 billion in frozen Russian central bank assets held mostly in Europe can be used to bankroll Ukraine's defence and reconstruction, with 2027 emerging as a key timeframe. The discussion centers on legal hurdles, whether profits or principal should be tapped, and how support can be sustained as aid needs outpace current pledges.

Why now: As existing Western aid commitments wind down, attention is turning to alternative funding sources for Ukraine, making the use of immobilised Russian assets a live policy debate.

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