The EU’s expected annual contribution of around 3 billion euros ($3.2 billion), drawn from frozen Russian assets profits, is “almost nothing” in the context of the full-scale war, Justice Minister Denys Maliuska told Politico in an interview published on May 10. EU ambassadors agreed on May 8 on a plan to use windfall profits of immobilized Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s reconstruction and defense needs. Kyiv is expected to receive roughly 3 billion euros every year, according to earlier discussions. “If we are talking about the needs of Ukraine and the needs of the war, military and non-mil…