"There are always more ways than difficulties", Russia's frozen assets have become a piece of "meat" on the chopping block of the West!
According to the Financial Times: Belgium has submitted a plan to the G7 to issue bonds against seized Russian assets to support Ukraine, and if Russia refuses to repay its debts in the future, the collateral assets will be confiscated.
Because of the relevant legal issues, Western countries have not yet reached a final consensus on the disposal of the principal of Russian assets. The proposal proposed by Belgium would raise funds for Ukraine without the need to immediately resolve the relevant legal issues.
Under this plan, Ukraine's allies can finance Ukraine by issuing bonds, and these countries will demand that Russia repay its debts, and if Russia refuses to do so, they will seize frozen Russian sovereign assets.
Several people with knowledge of the proposals told the Financial Times that Belgium had circulated the plans to the G7 members. They believe that it is time to use Russia's frozen funds for the sake of Ukraine.
If Western countries were to finance Ukraine in this way, they would not need to immediately address the legal issues facing the use of Russian assets. "One of the benefits of this is the ability to postpone questions about how to dispose of Russian sovereign assets, even though they will be used as collateral," said a person with knowledge of the situation. ”
That is to say, Russia's frozen assets should be used to assist Ukraine anyway, and the resolution of relevant legal issues will be left to time.