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Russia could concede $300 billion in frozen assets as part of Ukraine war settlement: Reuters

Russia may agree to use $300 billion of frozen assets for Ukraine's reconstruction, according to sources who spoke to Reuters.
The United States and Russia recently began face-to-face peace talks without Ukraine's involvement.
Ukraine insists on Russia's complete withdrawal from its territory, while Russia demands the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from areas they claim.

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Russia could concede $300 billion in frozen assets as part of Ukraine war settlement, sources say

Russia would insist that part of the money is spent on the one-fifth of the country that Moscow's forces control, three sources told Reuters.

14 hours ago·United Kingdom

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junge Welt

Ukraine war: Ukraine: reconstruction with Russian money

Anonymous sources: Money could flow into the reconstruction of Ukraine.

15 hours ago

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Russia willing to accept use of its frozen assets in Europe for reconstruction of Ukraine - Reuters - HotNews.ro

Russia may agree to allow its frozen assets in Europe, worth about $300 billion, to be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine, but will insist that some of it…

17 hours ago·Romania

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Protothema

Reuters: The "paper" of the $300 billion pledged that Russia is putting on the negotiating table for the Ukrainian

Sources say Moscow will ask for its frozen state assets in Europe to be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine, but part of them to be allocated to the areas it controls.

18 hours ago

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The Independent

Claims Putin could concede $300 billion in frozen assets as part of war deal

Swathes of Ukraine will need to be rebuilt

18 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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19FortyFive

Did the Ukraine War Cripple the Russian Military?

The Russian Military After Ukraine, A Lion Or Paper Tiger?: The Russian military was the boogeyman in the United States for decades. During the 1950s, Joe McCarthy had everyone seeing red. During the 1960s, U.S. children practiced for incoming nuclear attacks by hiding under their desks. In the 1970s and 1980s, the worry was that […] The post Did the Ukraine War Cripple the Russian Military? appeared first on 19FortyFive.

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