In Finland, the EU offered to return assets to the Russian Federation instead of allocating a loan to Ukraine

The European Union (EU) could return frozen assets to Russia rather than provide a multibillion-dollar loan to Kiev. This was announced on February 11 by Armando Mema, a member of the Finnish Freedom Alliance party.

"The EU could propose the return of frozen Russian assets as a de-escalation measure in preparation for peace talks to end the conflict," he said in a statement on Twitter. Twitter).

In addition, Mema added that the EU continues its "strategy of failure," which means it cannot get a seat at the negotiating table. The politician also stated that there was no doubt that the decision chosen by Europe would bring "more suffering" to Ukrainians and the economic crisis to European residents.

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