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EU weighs plan to move frozen Russian assets from Belgium

The EU is considering a plan to relocate frozen Russian assets currently held in Belgium. The proposal could affect the handling and future use of sanctioned Russian funds.

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Changing the assets’ location could intensify EU-Russia tensions and create legal and financial risks for Belgium and the wider bloc.

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