俄央行硬刚欧盟“抢劫计划”！正式起诉欧洲清算银行，援乌受挫

Group 1 - The Central Bank of Russia has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear, a European clearing bank, over the control of frozen assets valued at approximately €210 billion, with Euroclear holding about €193 billion of that amount [1][3] - This lawsuit is significant as it challenges the EU's plans to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, raising questions about international law and asset sovereignty [1][3] - The lawsuit highlights the complexities of international jurisdiction, making it uncertain whether Russia can successfully reclaim its assets [1][3] Group 2 - The EU is considering a plan to use frozen Russian assets as collateral for loans to Ukraine, with a proposed amount of around €140 billion [4][6] - There are significant legal and political challenges to this plan, including concerns from Belgium about potential retaliation from Russia and the implications for the European Central Bank's independence [4][6] - Euroclear has chosen not to comment on the lawsuit, but it faces substantial risks if it participates in the EU's aid plan, potentially becoming a target for Russian arbitration claims [6]