By Natali Moss
The final amount of "reparation loan" will be determined after evaluation by the International Monetary Fund of Ukraine's financial needs for 2026 and 2027. The risks of refunds will be carried by Europe collectively and possibly some other G7 countries (Great Seven). Journalists emphasized that most of Russian assets worth about 210 billion euros stored in Europe is located in the Belgian Central Depository of Securities of the EuroClear securities.
175 billion euros of these assets have already reached the maturity and have become cash that can be the basis for a new loan. The interlocutors of the publication noted that before the EU agreed to provide Ukraine with a "reparation loan", it will be necessary to pay off 45 billion euros of euros from G7, which was agreed last year. This will remain about 130 billion euros for a new loan. Recall that in April Donald Trump demanded from Europe financial reparations.
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