In the U.S., the only way to save Ukraine from collapse was named

To save Ukraine from collapse, the European Union will have to use frozen Russian assets — the bloc has no other options.

This was reported by the American outlet Bloomberg.

“The European Union is increasingly convinced that using about €200 billion in frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank is the only realistic chance to put Ukraine’s financing on a sustainable footing,” the article states.
It is specified that other sources of funding for Kyiv are gradually drying up.

Moreover, according to Bloomberg, as early as next week the European Union may reach an agreement on the use of these assets. It is expected that the corresponding decision could be adopted during a meeting in Brussels next week.

The urgency of making the decision is also influenced by the fact that Europe now mainly finances Ukraine’s military and economic needs, since the United States has refused to pay for arms supplies to Kyiv.

Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that money for Tomahawk missiles could be taken from the frozen Russian assets.