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Russian President Vladimir Putin said using Russian assets to help fund Ukraine's needs would amount to "robbery".The European Union plan has unravelled over differences with Belgium, which holds the bulk of the assets, but EU leaders agreed on Friday to provide a massive interest-free loan to Ukraine to meet its military and economic needs for the next two years.Mr Putin said on Friday that the move to use frozen Russian assets would have spooked investors, “dealing not only an image blow but undermining confidence in the eurozone.”

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00:00When you will have to give it.
00:02And, besides the other hand, credit.
00:09The crime is a secret possession of the property.
00:14And we try to make it open. It's a crime.
00:18What they would have to do and how they would have to give it.
00:24And, besides the other hand, we will protect your interests.
00:30On Wednesday morning, you said in the European Parliament that this was the independent...
00:40The immobilized Russian assets will remain immobilized.
00:44And the Union reserves its right to make use of the cash balances to finance the loan.
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