"No one vetoed anything": EU explains situation on frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
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46% : Source: European Pravda correspondent, citing European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa after the EU leaders' summit on 23 October in Brussels Details: The EU has not removed the matter of using Russian assets for Ukraine from discussion, and different options are being prepared.45% : The European Union has stated that the issue of using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine remains on the agenda, with a final decision expected in December.
36% : "We and various [EU] leaders raised technical issues that need to be resolved, and that is why we asked the Commission to continue working on solutions and return to this issue at the European Council meeting in December to adopt a final decision," he explained.
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