Give Russia’s Frozen Assets to Ukraine Now

Momentum is building for the seizure of Russia’s frozen assets to meet Ukraine’s rising financing needs to fund relief, recovery and reconstruction. Lord David Cameron’s call to action “extraordinary times requires extraordinary measures” is resonating through G7 capitals around the globe and strongly supporting by Ukrainians. This panel explores the path to releasing circa $350 billion in assets that are urgently needed now.
Participants:
🟡ROSTYSLAV SHURMA
DEPUTY HEAD OF THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE
🔵WILLIAM BROWDER
CEO, HERMITAGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, HEAD OF THE GLOBAL MAGNITSKY JUSTICE CAMPAIGN AND AUTHOR OF RED NOTICE AND FREEZING ORDER
🟡TIMOTHY ASH
SENIOR SOVEREIGN STRATEGIST, RBC BLUEBAY ASSET MANAGEMENT, AND ASSOCIATE FELLOW, CHATHAM HOUSE
🔵YULIYA ZISKINA
SENIOR LEGAL FELLOW, RAZOM
🟡BRONWEN MADDOX
DIRECTOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE, CHATHAM HOUSE
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[@normanmerrill1241]

Excellent discussion. Great panel…the delays in funding Ukraine is a war crime in my view…every bit of assets and material,good s should be given to Ukraine now, so they can weather future storms… suffering from the delays and mental anguish from all the uncertainty has been reprehensible. They deserve better and their children need comfort and real hope, a future with promise…❤

[@MrTBify]

Put in never does anything for russia and only for himself? This guy loses credibility with these arguments...

[@denishubner1191]

Fu

[@josephwren-qc4bw]

theft

[@stream2watch]

Just compensation for the airliners and breweries and car manufacturers Russia has stolen already.