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    Die Ukraine will von den G7-Staaten 50 Milliarden US-Dollar erhalten, ohne Bedingungen und zu jedem Zweck


    Die Ukraine will von den G7-Staaten 50 Milliarden US-Dollar erhalten, ohne Bedingungen und zu jedem Zweck

    https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2024/08/27/7472113/

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    1. Tnargkiller on

      > He added that Ukraine is not limited to these plans and expects further seizure of all frozen Russian assets.

      Everything they’re asking is materially achievable, it just is a political issue. Biden, Schulz, and Starmer should act more decisively, take the lessons from Ukraine’s invasion into Kursk that Russia’s nuclear threats are all a bluff, and commit the necessary equipment as well as policy revisions to help Ukraine actually win this war.

    4. Koakie on

      50 billion can make a lot of those new home brew jet powered drone missiles.

    5. Psyb07 on

      Honestly it seems a low sum for the  compensation for defending the free world.

    6. Miracl3Work3r on

      At this point they might be forced to use some of that money to run ads and help convince and recruit some of their ex-pats living abroad hoping this war will fight itself.

    8. DarthPineapple5 on

      Nobody gives anybody that kind of money without conditions on its use

    9. BiologyJ on

      Important point…he’s talking about using the interest from Frozen Russian funds to repay the G7 nations providing the loans. Just seize the funds at this point. If you start a massive war in a country you should see your funds confiscated, hopefully it prevents bad actors from trying to capitalize on the Western climate and environment just to keep their war funds off-shore. Good countries aren’t concerned about losing their investments.

    12. Fusciee on

      Who wants a rolls Royce? One for you, one for you, one for you, one for you

    13. xiphoidthorax on

      You are doing great, here take some of the Russian money we seized to help rebuild your country.

    14. RhasaTheSunderer on

      If we just have them what we needed from the start this war could have been over in a year. Giving them small amounts over a longer time costs more than nipping the conflict sooner

    17. jewishNEETard on

      What if the condition is bury Putin and the oligarchs under public restrooms? Like Hitler?

    18. BlueCindy on

      A loan? Shit just give them the Russian money in payment for death and destruction

    19. karl4319 on

      You know, there are several extremely effect private security firms that could be useful if hired. Triple canopy, for example, has lots of ex US special forces. And if they happen to go all blackwater on Russia… oh well.

      Also, if they happen to buy critical electronics from China in such numbers that it hurts Russian industries, that’s just too bad.

      Plus, I’m betting there are several countries, like India, that would be happy to discreetly sell long range missiles to use however Ukraine wishes, like hitting the financial districts in downtown Moscow or St Petersburg. Now that would be *just awful*.

    20. fedexmess on

      Cheapest solution to this mess is for NATO to enter Ukraine and kick Russian forces out. Putin knows if he uses nukes, he doesn’t have a life or a country to dictate anymore. I say this as someone with no skin in the game, so take it as worthless commentary.

    21. Jman50k on

      While we’re asking: I would also like $50 billion from the G7 for any purpose.

      Small bills, please.

    23. pongothebest on

      $50 billion doesn’t seem much but it’s a start. In the long run Russia will be force to compensate and rebuild Ukraine and it won’t be cheap.

    24. sansaset on

      Hey give one of the most corrupt countries in Europe $50bil no strings attached what can go wrong

    25. DaBrokenMeta on

      Use half to make a play on financial markets (High leverage Long/Short Trade). Then multiply those Bills into Trills then build a new high tech military machine.

      Ez

    27. c8rapidblue on

      Hopefully existential crisis will mean that corruption will be a smaller problem.

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