Putin Warns EU of Severe Fallout Over Frozen Russian Assets
President Putin warns of “severe” fallout if the EU taps frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, calling it an act of “robbery.”
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President Putin warns of “severe” fallout if the EU taps frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, calling it an act of “robbery.”
Russia’s central bank says the EU’s plans to use its assets violate sovereign immunity and is suing Euroclear in Moscow to protect its funds.
On Dec. 3, 2025, Putin warned Europe that Russia is “ready right now” if war breaks out, accusing European powers of sidelining Ukraine peace talks.
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China’s Defense Ministry and Russia condemned Japan’s plan to deploy medium-range missiles on Yonaguni Island near the Taiwan region, warning it threatens regional stability and order.
Russia’s foreign ministry urges Japan to learn from WWII, uphold its pacifist constitution, and avoid stoking tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
Ukraine bars new negotiations with Russia until after year-end 2025 as the EU debates using frozen Russian assets to fund Kyiv’s defense.
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