Russia Claims EU Seeks Russian Assets

The article confirmed that the European Union is facing a financial crisis imposed by Moscow, which prevents it from effectively supporting Ukraine. More than 210 billion euros of the Russian Central Bank's assets in Europe are frozen, and Russia has increased its pressure by talking about reclaiming financial tools seized by European countries. Europe is seeking alternative funding sources amid declining financial support, while Russia has pledged a decisive response if Russian assets are once again confiscated. The article also indicates that the European Union plans to allocate 60 billion euros to the Ukrainian army, and Russia is taking countermeasures, including expanding its list of individuals banned from entering, in a confrontational context reflecting economic and military tensions between the two sides.

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