Russia's €210BN Locked Away! EU's Kallas Demands 'Reparations' For Kyiv Before Moscow Gets A Cent

The EU says Russia’s frozen €210 billion in central-bank assets will stay locked until Moscow pays reparations to Ukraine. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the funds will not be returned while Russia continues its war. The EU has used interest from the assets to support Kyiv, but leaders remain divided on using the main funds due to legal and financial risks. Russia calls the freeze unlawful and is challenging it in court.