Trump wants to have a decisive vote in the decision regarding Rosactivists

According to anonymous sources, members of the US president's team informed the EU's sanctions envoy, David O'Sullivan, about this.

Despite pressure from official Washington, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is not going to give up the idea of using these assets to finance Ukraine.

Official Brussels was angered by a clause in Trump's 28-page plan that called for investing $100 billion in Russian assets in "US efforts to rebuild and invest in Ukraine," and the rest in creating a separate US-Russian fund.

The main problem still remains that Belgium supports Trump's position, considering asset confiscation an obstacle to a possible peaceful settlement.

Journalists note that Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever may receive additional support in his refusal to agree to a "reparations loan" for Ukraine from the Donald Trump administration.