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Already at the G7 level, at the European Union level, the support of specific le...

Kuleba named the year when the approval of uniform rules of confiscation of assets of the Russian Federation (video)

Already at the G7 level, at the European Union level, the support of specific legal norms is being discussed that will help Ukraine get frozen assets of the Russian Federation. Progress in the confiscation of Russian assets in favor of Ukraine is already available, and the uniform rules of this mechanism can be approved during 2024. Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleb reported details on Telelorphone.

He said that the US and the European Union have already developed on the use of sovereign assets of the Russian Federation. Some states have also made their own decisions that create a mechanism for transferring money to Ukraine. "We are already in the second phase, when all efforts must be reduced to a single legal framework," the diplomat said. Dmytro Kuleba emphasized that uniform rules for the European Union and the Seven Groups should be created.

According to him, this is one of the key issues this year, so the decisions on the legal mechanism can be made. Already at the G7 level, the support of specific legal norms is discussed at the European Union level. "We have come close to the creation of legal regulation for the transfer of Russian assets," the Foreign Minister is convinced. The US proposed, as Financial Time reported, G7 countries have confiscated 300 billion dollars of frozen Russian assets in favor of Ukraine.

Allies seem to be in a hurry to agree on this plan before the second anniversary of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, but FT emphasizes that no decisions have been made at present, and everything is under discussion, in particular in Europe. According to the sources of the publication, the topic of confiscation of assets was discussed by G7 finance ministers and their deputies, who met in December.

Recently, The New York Times also noted that the United States was urgently discussing with partners of frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine.

The report states that Presidential Administration Joe Baiden "quietly signals" about new support for more than $ 300 billion of assets of the Russian Central Bank hidden in Western countries and has started urgent discussions with allies on the use of funds for assistance to Ukraine in hostilities at that time, at that time, When Ukraine's financial support is declining.