“We raised the issue of frozen Russian assets with our European colleagues. It is time to return to substantive discussions about using these assets in full, rather than just the interest generated by holding them,” Ukraine’s top diplomat stressed. According to Sybiha, Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands and Spain, with Stockholm taking the lead, have initiated the resumption of these discussions within the EU and set out their position in a joint letter to the European Commission. He noted that a solution now needs to be found for how to proceed, as the political will is already there. “I believe that we now have the political will.
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