Germany has changed its position and now supports the idea of expanding the use of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. This came after pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump. According to Bloomberg, European countries and their allies from the 'Group of Seven' are looking for ways to secure additional funding to support Ukraine.
Unnamed sources reported that Germany is actively supporting the idea of maximizing profits from blocked Russian funds. This shift is related to concerns about a potential reduction in U.S. aid to Ukraine under President Trump. This could lead to Germany becoming the main supplier of assistance, which in turn could strengthen the influence of far-right forces.
As a result of pressure from the U.S. President, Germany is initiating the expansion of the use of blocked Russian assets to finance Ukraine in case of reduced American support.