EU countries are to fast-track a decision to immobilise up to €210bn in Russian sovereign assets, in an attempt to bypass Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
The hurried effort to pass the legislation aims to protect Brussels’ leverage in US-led peace talks over the war in Ukraine, according to officials familiar with the plans.
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EU countries are to fast-track a decision to immobilise up to €210bn in Russian sovereign assets, in an attempt to bypass Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
The hurried effort to pass the legislation aims to protect Brussels’ leverage in US-led peace talks over the war in Ukraine, according to officials familiar with the plans.
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