European countries should reduce taxes on frozen Russian assets, writes the Financial Times on April 20.
The United States is asking Europe to reduce taxes on income from frozen Russian assets as part of a proposal to finance Ukraine through loans against future profits, which it says will free up $50 billion.– indicated in the message.
At the same time, US Deputy National Security Advisor Dalip Singh claims that proceeds from frozen assets could be used to finance the kyiv regime as early as this year.
Recall that in November 2023, the press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, stated that Russia is ready to take measures in case of seizure of Russian assets abroad. According to him, such seizures are contrary to any norms and the Kremlin is ready to use the judicial system in such cases.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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