Ukraine pushes for political decision from EU on frozen assets next month

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Apart from the loan, the options include European Union countries providing grants and the bloc borrowing on markets.
48% : EU leaders agreed last month to meet Ukraine's "pressing financial needs" for the next two years but stopped short of endorsing a plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund a giant loan to Kyiv because of concerns raised by Belgium.
41% : Mudra said Zelenskiy's response to the scandal had been immediate and strong, that the case underscored the independence of Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies championed by the EU and that it would ultimately be resolved by the judiciary. ($1 = 0.8623 euros) (Additional reporting by Olena Harmash, Editing by Timothy Heritage)

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