Group 1 - The EU has agreed to indefinitely freeze the assets of the Russian central bank in Europe, as announced by Denmark, the rotating EU presidency [1] - Belgium, Bulgaria, Malta, and Italy issued a joint statement supporting the long-term freeze of Russian assets, with a decision on using these frozen assets to aid Ukraine to be made at the upcoming EU summit [1] - The European Council President, Costa, stated that EU leaders have fulfilled their commitment to freeze Russian assets and will address Ukraine's financial needs for 2026-2027 at the summit [2] Group 2 - Russia has filed a lawsuit against the European Clearing Bank in Moscow, accusing it of freezing Russian assets [2] - EU Commission President von der Leyen welcomed the decision made by the European Council regarding the indefinite freeze of Russian sovereign assets [2]
欧盟同意无限期冻结俄央行在欧洲资产
Yang Shi Xin Wen Ke Hu Duan·2025-12-13 01:00