Europe excludes US from talks on frozen Russian assets; Finland PM rejects release
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that Russian assets frozen in Europe should remain under European control, with their fate decided by Europeans, responding to a proposal to transfer control to the USA. This signals a firm European stance on asset sovereignty, potentially complicating US-led efforts to repurpose funds for Ukraine. The statement is a policy position, not yet a formal decision, and may reflect broader EU-US friction over asset management.
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