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The European Union has announced that €1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) in profits generated from frozen Russian assets will be directed towards supporting Ukraine, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Moscow.
Russia's Defence Ministry expressed serious concerns over the presence of advanced US military equipment on German soil. "The deployment of these weapons is a provocative act that undermines regional stability," said Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu.
Western nations have frozen approximately $300 billion in Russian sovereign assets since the onset of the conflict, with about $280 billion immobilized within the EU.
The letter, dated June 11 and obtained by Reuters, underscores growing concerns about the activities of Russian diplomats across the Schengen area.