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Belgian minister rejects use of frozen Russian assets

Belgian minister Theo Francken has ruled out using frozen Russian assets, according to the supplied headline. No binding policy change or broader agreement is described.

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The issue affects debate over financing support for Ukraine and the handling of Russian state assets.

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