Zelensky & EU Organise The Biggest Transaction In History

 

Jul 11, 2025

Zelensky & EU Organise The Biggest Transaction In History 

 

The EU has announced a new megafund for Ukraine, called the European Flagship Fund For The Reconstruction Of Ukraine. 

MenaFN

23 hours ago

Zelensky Presses EU Leaders To Hand Over Frozen Russian Asset Funds For Ukraine's Recovery: 'Use Them

 

The EU wants investors from the EU to invest in Ukraine’s recovery, having full confidence in the system. 

 

The ERU will leverage public money to attract private investments in Ukraine. 

The Kyiv Independent

12 hours ago

EU transfers $1.2 billion to Ukraine using profits from frozen Russian assets

 

This comes just after BlackRock has withdrawn their Recovery Fund for Ukraine. 

 

 

Zelensky has stated that only “true partners” will have a stake in Ukraine. 

 

 

The Coalition of the Willing, led by the UK and France has finalised planning and have discussed certain details. 

MenaFN

23 hours ago

Zelensky Presses EU Leaders To Hand Over Frozen Russian Asset Funds For Ukraine's Recovery: 'Use

 

The Russian government, including Vladimir Putin have repeatedly stated that Russia will not allow NATO troops on Ukraine’s soil. 

 

Zelensky has stated that Germany and Norway will pay for three Patriot batteries for Ukraine

 

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 0:00 In this episode  

0:20 Intro  

1:17 "Recovery" Megafund

4:31 Zelensky Agrees  

6:28 Kellogg Wants It Too  

8:34 Show for the investors 

11:54 Lucky winners 

 

Western nations have frozen approximately $300 billion in Russian state assets, primarily held in foreign currency reserves of the Central Bank of Russia, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. There's a growing debate on whether to utilize these frozen assets to support Ukraine's defense and reconstruction, with various legal and financial considerations being discussed