The United States, along with its partners in the international REPO task force, which seeks and seizes assets related to Russia under sanctions, has frozen $30 billion in assets belonging to Russia and its citizens.
The Wall Street Journal wrote earlier that the European Union does not have the opportunity to confiscate the frozen funds of the Russian Central Bank due to the international principle of state immunity.
Instead, they propose to create a fund to manage liquid assets and later transfer the profits from these investments to Ukraine.
