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U.S. and Europe Eye Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine as Funding Dries Up

Despite legal reservations, policymakers are weighing the consequences of using $300 billion in Russian assets to help Kyiv’s war effort.

David E. Sanger
Author: David E. Sanger

Written by

David E. Sanger and Alan Rappeport

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Credit and Debt, Defense and Military Forces, Embargoes and Sanctions, International Relations, Politics and Government, Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022), United States International Relations, US Dollar (Currency)
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