[UPDATE] EU Summit Communique Makes No Mention of Russian Assets

After 15 hours of talks in Brussels, the EU summit broke up with a deal on a €90 billion loan to Ukraine.

Participants of the European Union summit have been unable to agree on expropriation of Russian assets. The first set of final statements from the European Union summit made no mention of the expropriation of Russian assets or other forms of financing for Ukraine, and the meeting is still ongoing.

The European Council press service has not yet provided journalists with even an approximate ending time for the first day’s discussions. The document addresses the situation in the Middle East, migration, and security policy, but jumps directly to the fourth point, so the first three clauses are likely reserved for Ukraine-related topics.

[UPDATE] Britain refuses to expropriate Russian assets after failure of EU summit

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