​EU Mulls Open-Ended Immobilization Of Russian Assets – Tyler Durden

EU Mulls Open-Ended Immobilization Of Russian Assets Authored by RFE/RL via OilPrice.com, The EU and G7 are exploring ways to use frozen Russian assets to financially support Ukraine, potentially through a $50 billion loan backed by these assets. The EU is considering either open-ended immobilization of Russian assets or extending sanctions by up to 36 months to provide legal certainty for the plan. The EU has officially launched a visa liberalization dialogue with Armenia, which could eventually allow Armenians visa-free travel to most EU countries. The European Union and the Group of Seven (G7) leading industrialized nations are slowly gearing…  — Continue at ZeroHedge News : Read More