According to the Financial Times, Kyiv is demanding full compensation from Moscow for all economic and infrastructural damages caused during the war. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This demand indicates that the frozen Russian sovereign assets in Western countries, approximately 300 billion dollars, could potentially be used in the future to cover the consequences of the war. The document notes that if Russia strictly adheres to a future peace agreement and acts fairly and transparently on the international stage, there may be an opportunity to ease sanctions.
This is considered an important step for Kyiv to fulfill its firm demands and to expose Russia’s responsibility before the international community. According to the information, these details were obtained by the Financial Times based on official proposals and documents Kyiv sent to Trump.
The document emphasizes the conditions for compensating material and economic damages caused by Russia during the war, as well as the importance of demonstrating fair and responsible behavior during the peace process. Thus, Kyiv’s demands will not only serve as a basis for future diplomatic and financial negotiations with Russia but also help strengthen peace and security in the region.
The international community and political observers are closely monitoring this process and recognize that every step carries global and strategic significance.
