The European Union wants to use interest profits from frozen Russian assets to finance weapons and ammunition for Ukraine. As the Southgerman newspaper learned from EU circles, this emerges from a legislative proposal that the European External Action Service and the EU Commission want to present this Wednesday. Accordingly, 90 percent of the proceeds should flow into a special fund that supports member states in purchasing military equipment for Ukraine. According to the plans, the remaining ten percent would go to the regular EU budget and would be reserved there for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Russian money should finance weapons for Ukraine – politics
