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UK rules out using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine

Britain had only been planning to deploy the plan in lockstep with Australia, Canada and the EU

The British government has ruled out its own attempt to use about £8bn in frozen Russian assets held by UK banks to aid Ukraine after a similar EU proposal collapsed in the early hours of Friday morning.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has been a proponent of the idea of using immobilised Russian assets to help fund Ukraine’s defence efforts against the full-scale invasion by its larger neighbour. Kyiv has warned that it faces collapse in early 2026 without additional support. 

But on Thursday EU leaders struck a deal to lend €90bn to Ukraine, borrowed against the bloc’s shared budget, after its proposal to use immobilised Russian sovereign assets collapsed. 

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