Kremlin warns seizure of Russian assets 'will not be left unanswered'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : EU leaders will raise 90 billion euros in joint debt to fund Ukraine for the next two years after they failed in their plan to issue a reparations loan.
46% : EU leaders agreed to issue joint debt to keep Ukraine afloat in 2026 and 2027 against the bloc's common budget after they faced a stalemate over Belgium's demand to secure unlimited guarantees before using the immobilised Russian assets hosted in the country.
45% : Prior to the summit held in Brussels on Thursday, EU leaders had suggested that there was no plan B and made efforts to provide a reparations loan to Ukraine, supported by the Russian Central Bank's immobilised assets.
41% : Meanwhile, the leaders of the European Union have failed to reach a deal on a reparations loan for Ukraine, raising a joint debt of 90 billion euros instead of a financing loan.
41% : " Prior to the summit, Hungary had indicated that it would not agree to the EU's plan for providing a reparations loan to Ukraine.

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