The European Union and the Group of Seven (G7) countries are discussing the option of using Russia’s frozen assets to help Ukraine. The Russian central bank’s more than $250 billion is to be used to rebuild Ukraine, reports Bloomberg. The EU and the G7 may sell Russian government debt using frozen assets as collateral, sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. The allies believe that Russia will be obliged to pay Ukraine for all the damage it has caused after the war is over. If it refuses, Russia may be subject to claims for the frozen assets. Currently, according to Bloomberg sources,…