OP Chairman Andriy Yermak spoke with Biden’s adviser Jake Sullivan. The parties discussed the situation at the front, the peace formula and the current needs of the Ukrainian army.
National Security Adviser of the US President Sullivan learned from Yermak about the situation on the battlefield, the successful advancement of the defense forces in certain areas of the front, and also voiced the needs of the Ukrainian army to continue actions to liberate the territories of our country from the Russian occupiers.
He announced the creation of working groups to develop proposals for the implementation of each of the 10 points of the Peace Formula. It is very important to continue the work on concluding bilateral agreements on security guarantees for Ukraine within the framework of the G7 Joint Declaration on the support of our state, Yermak wrote.
In August, Sullivan announced that Russian assets in the United States, Great Britain, Germany, Italy and France would be frozen until Moscow reimbursed the losses. This happened after negotiations with European colleagues.
The message on the White House website states that the negotiators also discussed ways to hold Russia accountable for the destruction during the war.
So far, France has blocked funds of the Russian Central Bank in the amount of 22 billion euros, as well as approximately 150 million euros in the accounts of private individuals.
In Italy, two and a half billion euros remain blocked, in Great Britain – almost 21 billion euros, Washington has frozen 330 billion dollars, Germany – more than five billion euros.
