The European Commission proposes using 90% of the frozen assets of the Central Bank of Russia for military aid to Ukraine, according to a statement by Vice President of the European Commission Valdis Dombrovskis. According to him, up to 300 billion euros of assets of the Russian Central Bank are frozen worldwide. Of these, approximately 207 billion euros are located in EU countries. “Up to €300 billion of Russian Central Bank assets are frozen worldwide, of which around €207 billion are in EU countries. We also know that it has used half of liquid reserves from the National Wealth Fund. Howeve…