"Utilizing Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine: Caution and Opportunities"

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Western officials at Davos are open to the idea of confiscating $300 billion of Russian assets to aid Ukraine, but caution that legal complexities and potential repercussions must be carefully considered. The G7 is discussing the possibility of seizing frozen Russian assets, but concerns about the impact on the global financial system and the need for a clear mechanism remain. Some officials suggest using the assets as collateral for raising funds for Ukraine, while others emphasize the need for a clear legal basis for any transfers.
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