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US proposes unfreezing some Russian assets in Europe
The US has proposed unfreezing some Russian assets held in Europe.
The proposal was made to European countries, according to information attributed to sources.
It concerns assets that are currently frozen.
The proposal covers only part of Russia's assets, not all of them.
The available information does not say which countries received the proposal or why the US made it.
No response or next steps are given, so it is unclear whether any assets will be unfrozen.
The United States proposed that European countries unfreeze some Russian assets held in Europe.
RBC reported the proposal, citing the Financial Times and its sources.
The report did not specify which assets or how much money was involved.
The proposal’s purpose and the European countries’ response were not stated.
- Who
- The United States proposed the move to European countries.
- What
- Unfreezing some Russian assets in Europe.
- When
- Not stated. RBC published its report on October 14, 2026.
- Where
- Europe.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Proposing country
- United States
- Assets
- Some Russian assets
- Location
- Europe
- RBC publication date
- October 14, 2026