Ukraine may receive proceeds on the frozen Russian assets by July this year, says Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs Hadja Lahbib before the EU Council meeting in Brussels. “Another important point will be a decision to enable adopting documents to unblock interests from frozen funds, from Russian assets. This is a long process led by Belgium, which has finally been completed, allowing Ukraine to receive substantial funding,” said Lahbib. She notes it is about €3 billion ($3.26 billion) and thefunds are set to come by July. Russia’s frozen assets After Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine,…