永久冻结，冯德莱恩要劫掠俄资产，比利时：欧洲没有和俄罗斯开战

Group 1 - The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced at the 2026 Davos Forum that the EU will permanently freeze Russian overseas assets in Europe to support Ukraine's fight and post-war reconstruction [1] - The EU's decision to freeze Russian assets is in response to calls from the United States for multi-faceted sanctions against Russia, with over €200 billion in Russian assets already frozen, primarily from sovereign funds [3] - Belgium's opposition to the permanent freezing of Russian assets reflects its concerns about the risks involved, as it is home to the European Clearing Bank and would bear significant responsibility if such measures were implemented [5] Group 2 - Von der Leyen's proposal for a permanent freeze requires unanimous consent from all EU member states, indicating a lack of consensus within the EU, with Hungary also expressing dissatisfaction with the sanctions policies [7] - The current situation shows that while there is support for Ukraine, there are internal divisions within the EU regarding the approach to Russia, highlighting the challenges faced in advancing the EU's policy towards Russia [9] - The timing of von der Leyen's statement coincides with the U.S. push to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict, suggesting that the EU's increased sanctions are part of a broader strategy to pressure Russia, although the expected economic decline in Russia has not materialized [10]