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Group 1 - The EU is hesitant to confiscate frozen Russian assets to maintain relations with Moscow, viewing the situation as a geopolitical gamble [2] - The article suggests that supporting Ukraine has become unprofitable for most European partners, and the EU is reassessing its strategic burden regarding Ukraine [2] - The European Commission is seeking agreement from EU countries to use Russian sovereign assets for Ukraine, involving approximately €140 billion in special "compensation loans" [2][3] Group 2 - Following the military operation in Ukraine, the EU and G7 have frozen nearly half of Russia's foreign exchange reserves, amounting to about €300 billion, with over €200 billion held in the EU [3] - The EU has transferred €14 billion in proceeds from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine between January and September 2025 [3] - Russia has implemented restrictions on foreign investors from "unfriendly countries," categorizing their assets into a special account that can only be accessed with government approval [3]