Russian sources on the 7th, citing calculations based on Ukrainian Finance Ministry data, said Ukraine secured $49.4bn in support over the past two years from returns on frozen Russian assets. They said $10.5bn of that was provided in 2026. In 2024,

2026-11-07

Russian sources on the 7th, citing calculations based on Ukrainian Finance Ministry data, said Ukraine secured $49.4bn in support over the past two years from returns on frozen Russian assets. They said $10.5bn of that was provided in 2026. In 2024, G7 leaders agreed to use returns on frozen Russian assets as collateral for a $50bn loan to Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said transferring those returns is illegal.