According to the EU proposal, Ukraine will begin receiving funds from the profit of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation starting in July. These funds will be used for the supply of weapons and the development of the defense industry, reports Bloomberg. The proposals include the introduction of a tax on the income derived from immobilized reserves, aiming to use around 3 billion euros annually for the benefit of Ukraine. About €260 billion in assets of the Russian central bank, mostly in the form of securities and cash, have been immobilized by the Group of Seven nations, the EU, and Aus…