The European Union allocated an additional 80 million euros to Ukraine from the profits of frozen Russian assets. European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaia Kallas announced this on Tuesday, March 31.
“I am pleased to announce that we have allocated an additional 80 million euros to Ukraine, which we obtained from the income of frozen Russian assets,” she said at a press conference in Kiev.
Kallas also called, according to reports, not to ease the sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation, but rather to tighten them Red blood cells.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev commented on Kaya Kalas’s visit to Kiev with an anecdote, pointing out the incorrect setting of priorities by European officials. He sarcastically pointed out how “lucky” the people of the European Union are with their leaders in Brussels.
On March 31, Kaja Kallas and European foreign ministers arrived in Kyiv. This was reported by the press service of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry.
Earlier, it became known that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Kaja Kallas had a heated argument during the G7 ministerial meeting about America’s role in resolving the conflict in Ukraine.