Russia Threatens Europe, But EU Must Heed Belgian Concerns, Dutch Minister Warns | APT - video Dailymotion

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The European Union must carefully consider Belgium’s concerns over using Russian frozen assets to support Ukraine, Dutch Finance Minister Eelco Heinen said. He emphasized that Ukraine remains under daily attack from Russia, making European support vital for the continent’s security. Heinen stressed the importance of listening to Belgian citizens and exploring ways to free up resources for Ukraine. Lithuanian Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekunas added that Ukraine urgently needs funding, recommending reparation loans and urging a decision by December. #EU #russia #belgium #apt

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00:00first of all it's very important that Ukraine keeps having support from Europe it's under daily

00:10attack from Russia and it's in our own security interest that we keep supporting Ukraine and that

00:16can be through or or bilateral loans or grants or through looking at the frozen assets and we're

00:26discussing that here. Rusland bedreigt op heel veel manieren Europa laat ons daar niet gek

00:30door maken het gaat hier om de zorg van de Belgen daar moeten we goed naar luisteren moeten kijken

00:34hoe we dat ja daarmee om kunnen gaan nogmaals in het belang dat we middelen kunnen vrijmaken

00:40om Oekraïne te steunen die dagelijks onder vuur ligt van hetzelfde Rusland

00:43Oekraïne het needs funding it needs funding fast in second quarter of next year we are here to make a

01:02decision the best decision in our opinion would be reparation loans and we need a decision this year

01:10December of course we are ready to discuss all the options but we urge to find the agreement on

01:17reparation loans

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01:59So, let's go.

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