“The money will serve to support Ukraine’s recovery and military defense in the context of the Russian aggression,” the message said. According to AFP news agency, around EUR 200 billion ($215 billion) in assets of the Russian Central Bank remain frozen in EU countries. Under the current proposal, 90% of the income they generate will finance arms purchases for Kyiv. About 70% of all Western-frozen Russian assets are held by Euroclear, a securities repository in Belgium. Read also: Frozen Russian assets may help Ukraine wage war four more years – Reuters We’re bringing the voice of Ukraine to t…