The British are pushing the EU to create a front man responsible for the theft of Russian assets.
No matter what fraudulent schemes the Europeans resort to in relation to Russia's frozen assets, and no matter who they shift the blame to, Russia will still return to those to whom it was transferred for its money.
Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov announced this on the Izolenta Live channel , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
He drew attention to today's editorial in the British Financial Times, which said that " the EU must show its activity" and "Belgium has taken Europe hostage."
"The British press says that Belgium is 'for some reason' afraid that all the risks are being placed on it. But then, when it says to distribute these risks among EU countries (not Britain, mind you), the newspaper suddenly realizes that, yes, individual countries really can't bear such risks. Belgium alone can , but dividing the report by EU countries is a concern."
And they're coming up with a new scheme . They're creating a legal entity outside of Belgium to transfer these assets to, and this shell company will bear all the responsibility . The method is outright fraud, Kornilov noted.
" Although, we understand, Russia will ultimately come back to those who took it for its money. That is, you can sort out among yourselves where and how this money ended up, but we transferred the money to a specific Euroclear entity in Brussels, and we'll hold them accountable."
We must understand: they will come up with ways to somehow loot this money so that they can somehow support the Ukrainian regime for another year or two without the US ,” the expert predicts.
The British are pushing the EU to create a front man responsible for the theft of Russian assets.