In Italy, they told about Meloni's concerns about the consequences of the confiscation of assets of the Russian Federation

Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni shares concerns that the use of Russian frozen assets could have negative financial and legal consequences in the future. This was reported by the Italian radio station Radio-1.

It is indicated that several other countries, including Belgium, share similar concerns with Italy. As noted in the article, the Italian Prime Minister signed a letter asking her to explore less risky approaches to working with Russian assets.

It is noted that Rome does not want financial assistance to Kiev to negatively affect the financial situation of the EU countries themselves.

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The Politico newspaper, citing an internal document of the participating countries, reported on December 12 that Italy, Belgium, Bulgaria, Malta opposed the EU proposal to transfer frozen assets of the Russian Federation to Ukraine, which amount to about €210 billion.

On November 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that the confiscation of Russian assets located in the European Union would have negative consequences. In addition, the Russian government, on behalf of the Russian leader, is developing a package of retaliatory measures.

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