EU States Revive Push To Use Frozen Russian Assets For Ukraine
EU States Revive Push To Use Frozen Russian Assets For Ukraine. As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues, some European officials have renewed the push to use frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine.
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