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Poland to Fund Ukraine Aid from Frozen Russian Assets.

The Polish Parliament proposes that Poland's share in an EU loan to Ukraine be financed using frozen Russian assets located in Poland. This aims to support Ukraine and weaken Russia, while protecting Polish citizens' finances from direct costs. The measure is intended to enhance national security.
Key points
Poland plans to finance its part of the EU loan for Ukraine (90 billion euro) using frozen Russian assets.
This means funds for Ukraine aid will not come directly from the state budget, but from assets of sanctioned individuals and companies in Poland.
The goal is to weaken Russia and enhance Poland's security, without financially burdening citizens.
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Additional Information
Print number: 10_2213
Process start date: 2026-02-10