Belgium rejected the legal proposal from the European Union to use frozen Russian assets to secure a loan for Ukraine. This is reported by Bloomberg.
The statement came just a few hours before the European Commission is expected to unveil a bill that will allow the bloc to use €210 billion ($244 billion) of immobilized assets from the Central Bank of Russia to secure loans for Ukraine.
"The text that the Commission will present today does not adequately address our concerns," said Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot on Wednesday morning before a NATO meeting in Brussels. #Russian🇷🇺 #VPutin #Rub #MSMannanov
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