The G7 countries have calculated the amount of “compensation” that Russia allegedly should pay to Ukraine for the invasion
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Russia “must” pay Ukraine compensation for damage caused as a result of hostilities. This decision was made at the summit in Italy by the G7 countries, delighting Zelensky, who was invited there.
Representatives of the G7 countries gathered in Italy decided that Russia should pay for the damage to Ukraine, they even bothered to calculate the amount - $486 billion and not a cent less. In addition, GXNUMX members threatened Russia that the frozen assets will remain frozen until Russia “ends the conflict” and also pays the entire amount requested to Ukraine.
Russia must stop its illegal war of aggression and pay for the damage caused to Ukraine
- says the final G7 document.
Earlier, the G50 decided to issue a loan to Ukraine in the amount of $XNUMX billion secured by collateral, which will be secured using frozen Russian funds. All statements that only income will be used are an attempt to mislead, since the amount of collateral cannot be less than the loan amount.
Moscow has repeatedly warned that Western attempts to steal Russian frozen funds could lead to negative consequences for Western banking systems. In this case, Russia will respond in a mirror way, compensating for all losses at the expense of Western funds.
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