Anders Åslund, Senior Fellow at Frivärld, writes in Kyiv Post about the future of continued support for Ukraine following the annual Lennart Meri Conference in Tallinn. He summarizes the key takeaways from the conference, which this year focused on Ukraine’s security and how well a united front from the EU and NATO is being upheld and whether it is having sufficient impact.
“The EU now needs to make the difference so that Ukraine can win the war. It should seize the $200 billion of immobilized Russian Central Bank reserves that sit in the Euroclear Bank in Brussels. The Nordics and the Baltics are all in favor, but incredibly and immorally Germany, France, Belgium and Luxembourg object to this obviously ethic action.”
Read it here.