OR European Union expected to adopt tomorrow’s new sanctions on her Russiawhich will include, inter alia, the ban from introducing Russian aluminum into its Member States.

In particular, as the BloombergEurope is exploring more “aggressive” ways to access the “frozen” assets of the Russian Central Bank, as the European bloc is trying to ensure ways to fund further military aid packages in Ukraine – in the midst of indications that the US will reduce its Their contribution to Kiev.

According to a European official, these assets could be used as a guarantee by a planned committee of international claims, which would determine the compensation due to Ukraine, according to people who know the conversations. They could also be seized if Moscow refuses to pay the compensation.

The value of the seized assets would be offset by Russia’s obligations to pay compensation to a possible peace agreement, people said, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Lami: Time to tighten the rogue around Putin’s Russia

At the same wavelength and the government of UK, Which will also reveal tomorrow Monday “big package of sanctions” against Russia on the day that is three years since the outbreak of war in Ukraine, the British Foreign Minister announced Sunday Sunday. David Lamia.

It is time to “tighten the clay around Putin’s Russia,” commented the leader of British diplomacy.

“Tomorrow, I plan to announce the largest package of sanctions against Russia from the days that have followed the start of the war, to undermine its war machine and reduce revenue that funds the destruction of Ukraine,” he added.

London has already enforced sanctions on more than 1,900 natural and legal persons after the Russian army in Ukraine began on February 24, 2022.

“This is a critical moment in the history of Ukraine, Great Britain and all of Europe,” said Mr Lami, whose country is one of the main supporters of Kiev.

“That’s why it’s time for Europe to double its support in Ukraine,” he added.

He reminded that the UK remains committed to providing a military assistance of £ 3 billion (3.6 billion euros) each year in Kiev and is ready to deploy British soldiers “in the context of peacekeeping if necessary” if a ceasefire is closed.

“We work with the US and our European partners to ensure constant and fair peace saying clearly that nothing can be done in Ukraine without Ukraine,” David Lamy continued.

British Prime Minister Kir Starmer is expected in Washington on Thursday for talks with US President Donald Trump, who has multiplied the heavy expressions for his Ukrainian counterpart Volodimir Zelenski.

In addition, the US president accused the Labor leader and French President Emmanuel Macron – he is expected to the White House tomorrow Monday – that they “did nothing” to end the war.

The Europeans, who have tried a very unpleasant surprise when the sudden dialogue between Washington and Moscow began, are afraid that Donald Trump would attempt to end the war on Russia’s terms and without security guarantees for Ukraine.

Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Britain has announced many sanctions packages against Russia in collaboration with its partners, especially Europeans. Sanctions include mainly freezing resources and travel restrictions.

These measures target financial, air, military and energy sector, as well as persons who London considers to be affiliated with President Vladimir Putin or involved in war in some way, even in third countries.