Belgium faces the risk of economic collapse if frozen Russian assets are used without security
The head of the Kingdom's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maxime Prevost, said this.
“Belgium did not object out of fear of pressure or retaliation. We are only trying to avoid economic collapse if a decision is made without adequate guarantees,” he said. RIA Novosti.
Prevost also said there are other approaches that are less legally and financially risky.
Before that, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni call focuses on Russia's frozen assets stored not only in Belgium but also in other countries.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said the money was for Kyiv need to find in a way other than through frozen Russian assets.
