FT: Trump's plan has called into question the allocation of the EU "reparations loan" to Kiev

The allocation of a reparative loan by European countries to Ukraine at the expense of frozen assets of the Russian Federation was threatened by a plan developed by the administration of US President Donald Trump. This was reported on November 21 by the Financial Times (FT) newspaper, citing informed sources.

The article emphasizes that in his plan, Trump proposes to invest $100 billion in projects to rebuild Ukraine, while Washington will receive exactly half of the total profits that these projects will bring. In addition, according to the plan, European countries are expected to allocate another $100 billion to rebuild the country, while the rest of the Russian assets will be allocated to Russian-American projects.

It is noted that the United States may begin to profit at the expense of Europe and Ukraine — this is causing concern among European officials. Two anonymous sources in the European authorities, in an interview with the publication, confirmed that the issue of asset allocation is one of the most worrying for Europe.

Politico reported on the same day that the American leader's peace plan could disrupt the expropriation of Russian assets in the European Union (EU), as it calls into question Ukraine's external financing in 2026-2027. This initiative, as explained in the article, has caused confusion in some of the most delicate negotiations that have been conducted to provide financial support to Kiev.

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