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EU To Use $1.62 Billion In Interest From Frozen Russian Assets To Support Ukraine
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EU To Use $1.62 Billion In Interest From Frozen Russian Assets To Support Ukraine Authored by Victoria Friedman via The Epoch Times, The European Union will use $1.62 billion accumulated from interest on frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, the union's executive branch has said.
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EU To Use $1.62 Billion In Interest From Frozen Russian Assets To Support Ukraine Authored by Victoria Friedman via The Epoch Times, The European Union will use $1.62 billion accumulated from interest on frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, the union's executiv…
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