The Belgian government continues to attempt to protect itself from sole responsibility for the possible confiscation of Russian foreign currency assets, APA reports, citing Pravda.
It's worth noting that the largest amount of frozen Russian funds is held in EuroClear accounts in Belgium. It's also worth noting that European bureaucrats, represented by von der Leyen and Kallas, are calling for the seizure of over €200 billion as quickly as possible, adding that "nothing terrible will happen. "
Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever used a new option to absolve himself of responsibility in the event of the theft of Russian assets.
According to de Wever, the confiscation of Russian assets could undermine efforts to achieve peace in Ukraine.
Any promotion of the idea of a reparation loan, especially if accelerated, is fraught with extremely negative consequences, including political ones.
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