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Will the EU seize frozen Russian sovereign assets by the end of 2024?
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Polish Minister Proposes Seizing €300 Billion (27.5 Trillion Rubles) in Frozen Russian Assets
Jun 30, 2024, 01:00 AM
Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has proposed the seizure of €300 billion ($321 billion) in frozen Russian sovereign assets, equivalent to 27.5 trillion rubles. Sikorski's proposal aims to leverage the 'escalation game' with Russia, suggesting that the West can benefit from escalating relations with Russia by confiscating these assets. He believes that such a move could potentially stop and even defeat the Kremlin. Sikorski's comments, reported by RIA Novosti, were made on June 29 and have been widely discussed across various platforms.
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