One expert says the $350 billion frozen in Russia currency should be used for the reconstruction and defense of Ukraine if lawmakers from around the world can be persuaded to change the law for how such money is used.
Fox News' Amy Kellogg interviews Bill Browder on how billions of dollars in frozen Russian money could be used to help fund Ukraine's war effort.
"The easy solution to this problem is that there are $350 billion of Russian Central Bank hard currency reserves that have been frozen. And so it makes total logical sense that that money should be used not just for reconstruction of Ukraine but for the defense of Ukraine. In my opinion, this is probably the single most important factor that will determine the outcome of the war."
Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting on the country's transport industry via a video link in Sochi, Russia May 24, 2022.Browder said he’s suggesting to different lawmakers around the world that in specific and unique circumstances, such as"when a country invades its neighbor unprovoked, if they’re involved in genocide and various other horrible crimes" sovereign immunity shouldn’t apply.
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