The European Commission intends to raise 15 billion euros from Russia’s frozen assets to be used as financial aid for Ukraine, but the plan must be supported by all EU member states, according to the Financial Times. According to the newspaper’s sources, on Tuesday, December 12, Brussels will propose to limit the profits earned from Russia’s frozen assets in the EU, aiming to eventually withdraw up to €15 billion in favor of Ukraine. The European Commission’s plan has been delayed since the summer after several EU member states and the European Central Bank raised legal and financial concerns….