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EU freezes Russian assets

EU indefinitely freezes Russian assets so Hungary and Slovakia can’t veto their use for Ukraine

The European Union on Friday indefinitely froze Russia’s assets in Europe to ensure that Hungary and Slovakia, both with Moscow-friendly governments, can’t prevent the billions of euros from being use...

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European Union expected to indefinitely freeze Russian assets in Europe

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European leaders agree to fund Ukraine for 2 years but using Russian assets poses a major test

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EU backs indefinite freeze on Russia's frozen cash ahead of loan plan for Ukraine

Ukraine is running out of cash to keep its military and its economy going, after almost four years of Russia's full-scale war.

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EU indefinitely freezes Russian assets, removing Ukraine’s obstacle to get loan

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EU set to indefinitely freeze Russia assets despite opposition from Putin’s allies

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Ukraine live: Trump envoy set for talks with Zelensky over peace deal

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Outrage after Moscow ‘hits Turkish civilian ship carrying sunflower oil’ with drone attack - Ukraine’s navy said the vessel had 11 Turkish citizens onboard

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Ukraine, EU leaders agree on plan for bloc membership

Ukraine is taking technical steps toward membership in the European Union after vetoes by Hungary. Ukraine and the EU have a plan for it to prepare.

EU pushes Ukraine membership bid forward despite Hungary’s objections

Cyprus joined the EU in 2004 as a war-divided island and could offer Ukraine a blueprint for accession. The island will take over the EU’s rotating presidency from Denmark on Jan. 1 and has promised to continue work on Ukraine’s bid.

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US and Ukraine to discuss ceasefire in Berlin before European summit

By Friederike Heine BERLIN, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Germany will host U.S. and Ukrainian delegations over the weekend for talks on a ceasefire in Ukraine, before a summit with European leaders and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Berlin on Monday,

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EU disburses 6th Ukraine Facility aid tranche to Kyiv

European Union member states have approved nearly $2.7 billion in funding for Ukraine as part of a plan to bolster the war-besieged nation's recovery, reconstruction and modernization.