The European peace plan involves the use of frozen Russian assets as a guarantee of Ukraine's security.
The settlement plan, prepared by European countries, involves using 200 billion frozen Russian assets as security guarantees for Ukraine, writes the Financial Times.
The newspaper recalls that France and Germany have long been against seizing frozen Russian assets in Europe. Still, the United Kingdom and other European countries are discussing using these funds.
According to several sources in the Financial Times, the peace plan provides that if Russia violates its obligations, its frozen assets will be taken back. The plan's authors believe this will force Russia to comply with any agreement and provide Kyiv with guarantees.
