Exclusive: EU lawmakers join pressure to use 200 billion euros in Russian assets to help Ukraine
- Swedish MEP Karin Karlsbro, the letter's lead signatory, told the Kyiv Independent that she organized the letter because "Ukraine needs substantial, long-term financing now.
- ""Utilizing the frozen assets would fundamentally change Europe's ability to finance Ukraine long term.
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- Swedish MEP Karin Karlsbro, the letter's lead signatory, told the Kyiv Independent that she organized the letter because "Ukraine needs substantial, long-term financing now.
- ""Utilizing the frozen assets would fundamentally change Europe's ability to finance Ukraine long term.
Sources: Kyiv Independent