Belgium has signalled its openness to riskier ways to maximise the profits arising from €190bn worth of Russian assets immobilised on its soil in order to help Ukraine, provided the EU shares the legal risks.
Foreign minister Maxime Prévot said in an interview with the Financial Times that his government could be open to the EU changing the way it handles the assets, if the legal risks involved were transferred to all EU member states.
比利时表示，如果欧盟分担法律风险，该国愿意以风险更高的方式，将冻结在其境内价值1900亿欧元的俄罗斯资产的利润最大化，以援助乌克兰。
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