Putin sobre los activos congelados: "En algún momento tendrán que devolver lo robado"
El presidente ruso, Vladímir Putin, advirtió hoy de que «en algún momento» los países europeos «tendrán que devolver lo robado» y que Moscú piensa recuperar por la vía judicial sus activos congelados debido a la guerra en Ucrania. «Robo no es la palabra exacta (…) Lo que intentan hacer con nosotros es abiertamente un atraco», […]
TL;DR
- Putin warned European countries they will eventually have to return frozen Russian assets, calling the action a 'robbery.'
- He believes this will damage the EU's image and lead to a loss of trust in the Eurozone, especially among oil-producing nations.
- The EU agreed to finance Ukraine with 90 billion euros in 2026-2027.
- The EU is continuing to work on a repair loan based on frozen Russian assets.
- Germany and the European Commission favored using Russian assets, but Belgium, where most assets are held, was hesitant.
- Frozen Russian assets will remain blocked until Russia pays reparations to Ukraine.
- If Russia does not pay reparations, frozen Russian assets will be used to repay the loan, in accordance with international law.