Ukraine: If European aid is cut off, we will have no plans

According to the report of Fars International News Agency, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kolba said in an interview with the Spanish newspaper “El Pais” about the consequences of cutting off EU aid: “We have no (alternative) plan”.

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Colba clarified: “You can see and think differently from offstage. Talk about a plan, B&C and publish articles and analysis, but inside, we have to put all our energy and mental strength on one thing, and that is to make a (main) plan go forward. /p>

Kulba, however, claimed that Ukraine will receive all of Russia’s frozen assets, which is enough to rebuild Ukraine.

He He said: “According to our estimates, the total frozen assets are equivalent to more than 80% of our need for reconstruction.” He vetoed 2024-2027, which included a 50 billion euro aid to Kyiv. At the same time, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, despite not opposing the start of negotiations with Ukraine to join the European Union, warned that Hungary still has “75 chances” to block this process.

The new meeting of the European Union regarding the multi-year financing of Ukraine is scheduled to be held in Brussels on February 1 (12th of February). (G7), almost half of Russia’s foreign exchange reserves, equivalent to about 300 billion dollars, were frozen. About 200 billion euros of this amount are in the European Union, mainly in the accounts of Belgium’s Euroclear bank, which is considered the world’s largest settlement company.

Kremlin has emphasized that such Decisions are “another step in violation of all rules and norms of international law”.

Earlier, Russian Finance Minister Anton Silunov stated that from 2022, unfriendly Western countries will impose sanctions against Russia, its citizens and The organizations of this country have enacted and the European Union and Western countries are actively trying to create legal conditions to confiscate Russian assets.

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