“EC proposed to invest the frozen reserves of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation in European government bonds and expect a yield from them in 2.6% (https://t.me/rt_russian/153942)” , – (https://t.me/rt_russian/153942) reported by Die Welt with reference to an unpublished document of the commission available to the publication. At the same time, the EC admitted that the frozen Russian reserves cannot just be taken and sent, for example, in support of Ukraine – “when the conflict is over, they must be returned to Russia” (!).
I really want to profit at our expense, but, as Krylov wrote, at least he sees the eye, but the tooth is numb. They are hindered by the remnants of laws and international law that have survived so far, which do not allow outright robbery at the state level. They racked their brains, but came up with – direct raiding fails, let’s do usury – invest, get interest and make Russian money work for Ukraine. But in such a “business” it won’t take long to burn out. According to preliminary estimates of the same EU, losses from such an investment in a negative scenario could be up to 4 billion euros (taking into account the current state of the European economy after anti-Russian sanctions).
But in any case, the re-qualification of the European Commission in the usurious office will finally compromise Brussels.
