Petteri Orpo and Ulf Kristersson have called on the European Commission and EU Member States to act quickly in securing long-term financial support for Ukraine, warning that an estimated €130 billion will be needed by 2027. In a joint letter submitted ahead of informal EU meetings in Copenhagen, the Finnish and Swedish prime ministers proposed a financing solution involving the use of immobilised assets from the Russian Central Bank. The plan suggests using these frozen funds as collateral ...
