Finance ministers and central bank governors of the G7 countries began a two-day meeting in Italy on May 24, aiming to agree on providing a loan to Ukraine, guaranteed by future revenues from $300 billion in frozen Russian assets, according to Reuters. As the agency notes, comments from officials on the eve of the meeting in Stresa, northern Italy, suggest that no precise details on the US plan to provide Ukraine with a loan will emerge. “We will be putting a proposal to use the windfall profits for the Russian assets for the years to come. So let’s compare the proposals. Let’s see what is the…