Attention is focused on Islamabad, where crucial negotiations are taking place between Iran and the United States, with Iranian demands for the return of frozen assets. These assets are estimated to exceed <strong>100 billion dollars</strong>, raising questions about their impact on bilateral relations.
The European Union has announced an allocation of an additional <strong>€80 million</strong> to Ukraine, sourced from profits generated by frozen Russian assets. This announcement was made during the visit of <strong>Josep Borrell</strong>, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, to Kyiv, where he emphasized the EU's readiness to implement a new package of sanctions against Russia.