Thursday, January 5, 2023

Germany Open To Seizing Russian Assets to Help Ukraine Rebuild

Bloomberg: Germany Open to Seizing Russian Assets to Help Ukraine Rebuild 

(Bloomberg) -- Germany is open to using billions of euros in frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine rebuild as long as legal issues can be resolved and allies follow suit. 

Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government supports Ukraine’s demand for war reparations but hasn’t yet taken an official position on seizing assets from the Russian state. The issue is complex and some parts of the ruling coalition are more ardent than others, according to people familiar with the discussions. 

The internal tensions reflect the international community’s broader struggle to forge a common position. If Berlin can resolve its own issues, it could provide fresh momentum for discussions in the European Union and put pressure on the US to seize assets, such as central bank reserves, that have been frozen in retaliation over Russia’s invasion.  

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Update 1: Berlin carefully backs Ukrainian demand to use frozen Russian funds (Euractiv)  

Update #2: Germany open to seize Russian assets to help rebuild Ukraine — media reports (The New Voice of Ukraine)  

WNU Editor: Here is an easy prediction. Regardless on what happens, the average Ukrainian is never going to see a cent of this money.

18 comments:

  1. What are you talking about WNU?, they will see it when their roads, homes, schools, and infrastructure are repaired with that money.

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    1. What do you think is the best let Russia rebuilt what they destroyed?

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    2. 2.59 youre delusional, you probably think it was a earthquake

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  2. Yip Joe Average Ukrainian/their sons /daughters/grandkids will in debt for their rest of their lives-those that make it-yet the warmongers in the US/EU keep on fueling and stoking the fire how they sleep at night is beyond me this whole thing could have been over in the first month...

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    1. Be specific blame the one that directly destroted Ukraine stop pointing nonsense

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    2. That would be ideal, indirectly this is a small dent and helps turn internal opinion against him

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  3. Seem to me that Angela Merkel had a hand in causing this to begin with the Minsk accords.

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  4. Queried K's posting history form the internet catalogue. What a Putin symp.

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  5. Guys, fazman is on the side of big gov and tyranny

    He was for lockdowns (destroying our economy)
    He was for forced injections (violating Nuremberg law, human rights)
    He is for surveillance, and spy state (pathing the way for turnkey totalitarianism)

    He IS the enemy, hiding among us, pretending this is normal

    He OF COURSE is for the corruption, the wars and death, for he is a demon too

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    1. Are you for Russia that destroys civilians?

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  6. Your hear about that cheese cake factory that got hit in France? It was a huge explosion all that was left was De brie.

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  7. Fazman is batting 1,000 in my book. The Russian trolls not so much.

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  8. The guy can barely form a sentence in his native language.

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  9. 3 at 8:04 AM

    something to say about the post? say it
    But stop the little girly attacks on Fazman.Grow the fuck up

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  10. So B Poster is not going to be insulted anymore for asking logical questions or making valid points?

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  11. B Poster persona has been temporarily put on hiatus. Troll factory was not getting the desired results.

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  12. The average ukie will never see this. It will go into the corruption black hole.

    If the krauts were smart , they would price out projects to be completed in Ukraine. They would then provide the materials and manpower to build these projects

    They would tell the ukies: either you get the aid this way or not at all. Then at least the corrupt politicians would not be able to siphon it off.

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