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Ukrainian Foreign Minister urges shift from freezing to seizing Russian assets
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has said there is a need to transition from freezing Russian assets to their seizure
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“When it comes to immobilized Russian assets, it is time to move from freezing to seizing - use not only profits, but also assets themselves, to support Ukraine's defense, resilience, and recovery,” the head of Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry noted.
Sybiha also added that it is fair and legitimate to make the aggressor compensate for the damages and harm.
- In November, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the damages suffered by Ukraine due to Russian aggression amounted to around $800 billion.
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