Who Really Owns Ukraine? The Leaked Plan Says It All.
While Europe slept, its economic future was quietly rewritten — not in Brussels or Geneva, but in Miami.
Here’s the leak:
The Trump administration wants Wall Street to tap $200 billion in frozen Russian sovereign assets to fund U.S.-run projects in Ukraine — including a data center powered by a nuclear plant still under Russian occupation.
Under the proposal, American firms could invest in Russian Arctic oil drilling and rare-earth extraction. Russian energy flows to Europe would resume. And U.S. companies would claim 50% of Ukraine’s reconstruction profits.
One European official summed it up: “It is like Yalta.”
Major powers carving up Europe’s future — without Europeans in the room.
Meanwhile:
Zelensky has already met with Treasury Secretary Bessent, Jared Kushner, and BlackRock’s Larry Fink.
The EU votes December 18 on whether to seize the same assets themselves.
Belgium, holding $183 billion at Euroclear, warns that Russian lawsuits could “mean bankruptcy for Belgium.”
The collision is simple:
Europe froze the money.
America wants to spend it.
Russia wants it back.
Ukraine needs it now.
This isn’t a peace deal.
It’s the largest sovereign wealth tug-of-war in modern history — and whoever controls Ukraine’s rebuild will shape Europe’s energy and security for decades.
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