The European Union has approved the use of $3.40 billion in frozen Russian assets to compensate Western investors, a move that Ukraine has criticized as "weakening the position on Russia". The Western alliance's consensus on sanctions against Russia is now cracked, and Hungary may become a variable at the June summit. Click to view...
2025-06-06 02:21:21
The European Union has approved the use of $3.40 billion in frozen Russian assets to compensate Western investors. Ukraine has criticized the move for "weakening the position on Russia". The Western Union's consensus on sanctions against Russia is now cracked, and Hungary may become a variable at the June summit. Click to view... < br > < img src = "https://img.jin10.com/gallary/25/06/cZ89JCFhNkLcM08WPPGpa.png/lite" referrerpolicy = "no-referrer" >
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