The EU wants to skim $3 billion a year in interest from frozen Russian assets and give it to Ukraine
The process of just seizing and selling Russian assets is very complicated from a legal standpoint, Tiffany Comprés, an attorney specializing in international law at FisherBroylesShe explained it's because such a move would require changes in the ownership of the
assets, and such processes would vary in different jurisdictions. Seizing state assets would also require the involvement of international bodies such as the United Nations or the International Criminal Court, Comprés added.In May 2022, the Kremlin called the notion of
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Ukraine can rebuild without a Russian asset grabUsing Moscow’s frozen assets to fund Kyiv’s $400 bln-plus recovery risks violating the rule of law. Suing Russian entities for the damages brought by the war is more promising. It allows Ukraine to build up claims that would be part of future peace talks.
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Eight killed and at least 56 wounded after Russian missile attack in eastern UkraineUkraine’s State Emergency Service says the death toll from a Russian missile attack on a popular restaurant in an eastern Ukrainian city has risen to eight.
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Ukraine live briefing: Russian missile hits pizza restaurant; Lukashenko says he saved Wagner bossThe deadly missile strike on a Kramatorsk pizza restaurant frequented by members of the military and foreign journalists also injured dozens of people, including an 8-month-old.
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Death toll rises to 10 in Russian attack on Ukraine's KramatorskThe death toll rose to 10 on Wednesday from a Russian missile strike on a crowded restaurant in Ukraine's eastern city of Kramatorsk the previous evening, with two more bodies including a fourth child pulled out of the wreckage.
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Twin sisters among 11 killed in Russian attack on Ukraine's KramatorskTwo 14-year-old twin sisters were among at least 11 people killed in a Russian missile strike on a crowded restaurant in Ukraine's eastern city of Kramatorsk, officials said on Wednesday.
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Recently Returned From Ukraine, CEO of Rotary International Sees Wagner Mutiny as Sign of Russian DisarrayJohn Hewko, CEO of Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation, recently returned from a trip to Ukraine. As a lawyer in the early 1990s, he helped the working group drafting the country’s first post-Soviet constitution.
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