Kyiv must be prepared for a range of scenarios when the window of opportunity for confiscation opens.
22 July 2025, 15:53 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
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The decision to confiscate private Russian assets is, to some extent, an icebreaker. However, for Ukraine, this decision presents both new opportunities and new challenges.
12 May 2025, 08:00 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
The most beneficial path for Ukraine is for the EU to support the confiscation of Russian assets not for reconstruction, but for compensating war victims.
26 February 2025, 08:30 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
The risk of returning of Russia's frozen assets seemed increasingly likely. Brussels had to urgently seek a safeguard against this scenario.
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The current Ukrainian government must address: what is the specific plan for utilizing Russian assets after their confiscation?
6 January 2025, 08:24 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
The Finnish court's ruling will send a strong signal to companies engaged in arbitration disputes with Russia over compensation for damages caused by its aggression against Ukraine.
16 December 2024, 14:16 — Ivan Horodysky, Sofia Kosarevych, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
Confiscation of the Russian assets will be perhaps the only way to ensure compensation to victims and survivors under the international compensation mechanism.
10 October 2024, 14:14 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews