EU Leaders Back Plan to Mobilize Frozen Russian Assets

At a Brussels meeting, Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson expressed strong EU support for utilizing frozen Russian assets. While cautious, Kristersson noted the consensus among leaders for this strategy.

During a pivotal meeting in Brussels, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson observed strong support within the European Union for a plan to harness frozen Russian assets.

Kristersson, addressing fellow EU leaders, expressed cautious optimism, stating, "I won't declare victory on this until we're done but I see a very broad support for using frozen Russian assets."

This strategic move signifies a collective EU stance amid geopolitical tensions, aiming to leverage financial assets amidst ongoing Russian-European dynamics.

(With inputs from agencies.)