Russia warns against UK’s “giving away” Russian assets to Ukraine

Russian media quoted Vyacheslav Volodin, the Speaker of the Russian State Duma as saying “The transfer of Russia's assets by Britain to Ukraine is a serious breach of international law. They will ultimately have to return to Russia what they are now so generously giving away”.  Earlier, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal announced via his Telegram channel that Ukraine had received 752 million pounds (~ $ 971.3 million dollars) from Britain, secured through proceeds from frozen Russian assets.

USA Government’s key personnel drop hints of “stepping aside the European affairs”

The meeting of clashes with Ukrainian President at the White House late Feb 2025, followed by the non-USA London Summit have caused substantial damages to the Trump Administration. The incidents have widened the divide in the USA, both in public and political spheres, against what Donald Trump has tried to narrow and reunify; turning the American President and Vice President into the targets of defamation by a large portion of populations not only the USA but also worldwide. Instead of the previous hasty efforts toward some achievements in the peace deal, leaders of the USA now show signals that they had better focus on the already-complicated internal affairs of their home country instead of reaching their hands overseas, especially when they have been provided with enough excuses to do so.

Non-USA London Summit in early 2025 on the Russia - Ukraine War.

The Russia – Ukraine war expectedly to escalate after London Summit March 2025

The high-stake London Summit organized by the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, attended by most EU leaders and Canadian Prime Minister, Ukrainian President did not select a face among them to be the new intermediator for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine as some observers may expect. Instead, it was announced that Britain, France, and Ukraine have united on drafting a ceasefire proposal to be presented directly to the United States. Besides, some of their plans would likely increase fire in the battlefields and make it more complicated for future talks with Russian President.

London Summit March 2025