Ukraine’s $200 Billion Lifeline From Europe Stumbles on Pushback in Belgium

The Belgian government is expressing concerns over a European Union plan to provide $200 billion in financial aid to Ukraine, which involves using Russian assets held in Belgium. Officials fear that this initiative could lead to financial repercussions for Belgium and provoke retaliation from Russia. The situation highlights the complexities of international financial aid and the potential risks associated with utilizing frozen assets from a nation involved in an ongoing conflict.