The EU’s plan for utilizing the profits from frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank could provide Ukraine with up to 15 billion euros, according to The New York Times. After several months of political disputes, the European Union officially initiated the lengthy process of fulfilling its promise regarding the use of funds derived from frozen assets of the Russian Central Bank to restore Ukraine. The European Commission has announced its approval of a proposal that details the lawful utilization of interests and other revenues from these assets, held in European financial institutions, for …