The EU wants associate States to warrant a immense debt to Ukraine. Poland is to warrant EUR 10.3 billion

The European Union has outlined a mechanics that will in practice make associate States the guarantors of loans granted to Ukraine on the basis of frozen Russian assets. It is even about EUR 210 billion, of which Poland would warrant EUR 10.3 billion. The biggest burden would fall on Germany – over EUR 52 billion and further on France (34 billion), Italy (25.1 billion), Spain (18.9 billion) or the Netherlands (13.4 billion).