I dont' want to talk about it: Belgian PM explains why EU summit did not move on frozen Russian assets
- Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has firmly opposed discussions on the idea of using frozen assets belonging to Russia's Central Bank.
- The Belgian prime minister, who has consistently opposed the transfer of frozen Russian funds held in the EU to Ukraine, told journalists that his position remains unchanged.
- He believes dialogue can begin only after the war ends, meaning the funds cannot be used now.
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- Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has firmly opposed discussions on the idea of using frozen assets belonging to Russia's Central Bank.
- The Belgian prime minister, who has consistently opposed the transfer of frozen Russian funds held in the EU to Ukraine, told journalists that his position remains unchanged.
- He believes dialogue can begin only after the war ends, meaning the funds cannot be used now.
Sources: Eurointegration