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Euronews reported on the EU's consideration of the possibility of giving Kiev a loan

Euronews: The EU may give Ukraine a loan if there is no decision on Russia's assets.
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The European Union (EU) may make an interim decision and approve a loan to Ukraine for six months if it is not possible to reach an agreement on the use of Russia's frozen assets by the end of this year. This was reported on November 1 by Euronews TV channel.

It is specified that if the decision on assets is postponed, the EU may provide Ukraine with a temporary loan for a smaller amount, which will cover the most urgent needs of the country for up to six months.

According to the TV channel, discussions on this issue will continue. In any case, EU leaders will have to make a final decision on the use of Russia's frozen assets.

Earlier in the day, the founder of the Megaupload and Mega file sharing sites, German-Finnish entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, spoke about the intention of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to continue the Ukrainian conflict until the EU countries transfer frozen Russian assets to him. He believes that the head of the Kiev regime continues to pursue his goals. According to Dotcom, Zelensky's actions have more to do with money than with the lives of the military.

On October 27, Politico reported that the European Union had begun developing an alternative financial support plan for Ukraine after Belgium blocked a proposal to use frozen Russian assets. According to the publication, the European Commission will prepare a document with several options for action. It was noted that it would contain proposals for a joint debt, a reparative loan, and distancing Ukraine from the EU.

All important news is on the Izvestia channel in the MAX messenger.

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