Trump’s Ukraine-Russia Deal: Lithuania Says Europe Must Move on Frozen Assets | The Pulse 11/24
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- Lithuania's Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys emphasized the need for Europe to progress on the issue of frozen Russian assets, following discussions on a potential deal involving these assets by the Trump administration. This comes amid ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, with the U.S. proposing joint investment funds that include these frozen assets.
- The development is significant as it raises questions about the European Union's financial support for Ukraine, which may be jeopardized by the U.S. strategy. The uncertainty surrounding the management of these assets could impact the EU's commitment to aiding Ukraine during its conflict with Russia.
- This situation reflects broader concerns within Europe regarding the implications of U.S. foreign policy on EU unity and financial strategies. The differing approaches to handling Russian assets highlight ongoing debates about the effectiveness of sanctions and the potential need for a cohesive European response to geopolitical challenges.
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