Follow the US peace initiative, recognize risks in dealing with Russian state assets

Around 260 billion euros of Russian state assets have been frozen in Western countries since 2022. The EU is discussing using this money for Ukraine, even though experts warn of violations of international law and damage to the euro as a global currency. Germany has already pledged a guarantee of around 52 billion euros in case courts later overturn the use. The motion calls for using the frozen funds only if Russia agrees to it in peace negotiations, and for ending all other support for Ukraine.