法国抢完石油，欧盟又抢俄资产？但只要一国不开绿灯，事就办不成

Group 1 - The current Russia-Ukraine conflict has shifted, with Europe bearing more of the burden for supporting Ukraine, facing increased costs for military and energy supplies from the US [1][3] - Europe is considering using frozen Russian assets as a means to fund Ukraine, proposing a "compensation loan" system where €200 billion of frozen assets would be lent to Ukraine, to be repaid once Russia compensates for war damages [3][5] - Belgium has expressed strong opposition to the EU's plans to seize frozen Russian assets, citing potential financial risks and the lack of guarantees from the EU to share those risks [5][7] Group 2 - The EU's strategy to access Russian assets is seen as a risky gamble that could undermine Europe's financial credibility, potentially deterring future investments [7][9] - Russia has warned of severe retaliation if the EU attempts to seize its frozen assets, indicating that it would respond in kind by confiscating Western assets in Russia [9][11] - The EU's commitment to supporting Ukraine while managing its own financial constraints and the risk of damaging relations with Russia creates a precarious situation for Europe [9][11]