Biden Zelenskiy to back plan using frozen Russian assets
At the G7 summit in Brindisi they will sign a bilateral security accord while negotiators finalize an agreement to provide Ukraine up to 50 billion dollars backed by frozen Russian assets. The plan uses earnings on about 260 billion dollars of frozen assets held abroad to fund Kyiv's war effort as Europe hosts most of the funds. Final terms are being finalized ahead of the summit.
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The AP-NORC poll finds about half of U S adults approve of Donald Trump’s recent felony conviction amid a polarized electorate. It notes some resilience in his support, while independents show neutrality and Republicans are less united than Democrats on the verdict.
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