Zelenskiy Urges Fair Use of Frozen Russian Assets
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has discussed the fair use of frozen Russian assets with ECB President Christine Lagarde, following a Russian air attack. Zelenskiy emphasized using the assets to rebuild Ukraine and called for European political support, hinting at progress towards a decision on their allocation.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced discussions with European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde about the fair use of frozen Russian assets amid ongoing conflict.
Following a significant Russian air assault, Zelenskiy stressed the necessity of utilizing these assets for the defense and reconstruction of Ukraine.
Zelenskiy noted progress in reaching a decision regarding the assets, urging more European political will to facilitate the process and expressing gratitude for international support.
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