Europe has been sending Ukraine the interest on Russia’s frozen assets. That is no longer enough. Could the assets themselves, worth about $235bn, soon land in Ukrainian coffers? economist.com/europe/2025/09…

Sep 28, 2025 · 10:00 AM UTC

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Well, one thing for sure: Russia will get its money back, every-single-cent, one way or another. And make a wild guess who will pay for the theft committed by the depraved collective West? The European taxpayers while the Western elites will be laughing all the way to the bank.
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Aye, let’s hope they get their hands on it soon—nothing like a bit of financial muscle to help a nation stand tall. It's about time they got what’s rightfully theirs!
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It's travesty why those assets arent given to ukraine already when russia destroyed and stole much bigger amount than that. This Western and NATO weakness and hesitation only encourages putin to bombard more..
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Here you have it, the reason NATO countries doesn't want that war to end. With all the green progressive BS deficit, Nato countries are poor AF, if the war end tomorrow and Russia restart their international trading. The Brics become the most powerful entity on the planet 😉
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Well than china should send them money