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35 billion euro loan from Europe to Ukraine from Russia’s pocket

The European Union has agreed to give Ukraine a new loan from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets.

According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency, according to Reuters, the European Union agreed to allocate another loan to Ukraine from the profit from Russia’s confiscated assets in this union.

518 members of the European Parliament voted for this resolution, 56 members voted against and 61 members abstained.

«Roberta Missoula” The President of the European Parliament announced in this about that Europe is sending a clear message; That he uses the blocked revenues of Russia to finance Ukraine.

After the approval of the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union should review the allocation of 35 billion euros to Ukraine. It is expected that the review of this matter will be done by the end of this week.

«Didier Rinders» The European Justice Commissioner, who is leading the European Commission’s efforts to confiscate Russia’s seized assets in EU countries, stressed that Kiev will receive the loan only if the EU’s initial political conditions are met. /p>

This 35 billion euro loan from the European Union is part of the package of loans provided by the Group of Seven, which is equal to 50 billion dollars or 45 billion euros in total.

The European Commission, in justifying the confiscation of the income from the frozen assets of Russia, claims that the income from the reinvestment of the frozen assets does not belong to Russia, while such The claim is invalid and has no legal basis.

 

© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Mehr News Agency
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