The situation between Russia and Ukraine is escalating, with calls to equip Ukraine to expel Russian forces and impose sanctions to collapse the Russian economy. Putin emphasizes Russia's sovereignty and self-sufficiency. There are demands to give Russia's frozen assets to Ukraine as compensation for damages, with the U.S. officials suggesting transferring nearly $100 billion from the Russian Central Bank to Ukraine for war-related damages. Additionally, there are opinions urging Ukraine to work with the Russian opposition to address the crisis.
⚡️The U.S. officials are suggesting transferring the frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank, totaling nearly $100 billion, to Ukraine as an initial payment for war-related damages, as reported by the Financial Times. https://t.co/OYs0gSjv9o
OPINION: It’s time for Ukraine to work with the Russian opposition. https://t.co/D4Sz6sEDsv
Keep it simple: make Russia pay for the damage it has done in Ukraine. Give frozen Russian assets to Ukraine. https://t.co/KPBnuundXJ
Give Russia's frozen assets to Ukraine. Now. https://t.co/7QjlOJK6mq
Putin: Russia cannot, like some countries, give up its sovereignty in exchange for a sausage and become someone's satellite. We must remember and never forget, and teach our children - Russia will either be a sovereign, self-sufficient power, or it will not exist at all. https://t.co/tC62FvdwqW
This image says everything. We must do two things: 1⃣Equip Ukraine to defeat and expel Russian forces from its soil. 2⃣Ensure sanctions collapse the Russian economy so that Putin is ousted internally. https://t.co/W3137Nfziw