EU backs indefinite freeze on Russia's frozen cash ahead of big loan plan for Ukraine
Source: BBC
Paul KirbyEurope digital editorThierry Monasse/Getty ImagesUkraine's president says it is right for Russia's frozen assets to be used to rebuild his countryEuropean Union governments have agreed to immobilise indefinitely Russian assets of up to €210bn (£185bn) that have been frozen in the EU since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.Most of Moscow's cash is held in Belgian bank Euroclear, and…
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