US Open Latest Scores: Ukraine's Prime Minister Reveals Plan to Compensate Citizens Using Seized Russian Assets

Ukraine is planning to use over $460 million worth of assets seized from Russian banks to rebuild the country and compensate Ukrainians, announced Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal at a conference in Lviv on Saturday. This move comes as Ukraine expects additional aid from Norway and Japan to help with its recovery efforts.

The system proposed by Ukraine includes an international register of losses from the war, a commission to consider applications for compensation, and a fund from which compensation will be paid. The government is working with allies to develop a system based on an international treaty that will help decide how to issue reparations to Ukrainians.

In a Facebook post about the conference, Shmyhal emphasized Ukraine's commitment to using confiscated assets to aid Ukrainian citizens and their communities recover from Russia's invasion. This move is seen as a significant step towards rebuilding the country and providing relief to those affected by the conflict.

Ukraine is utilizing billions of dollars worth of assistance from the United States and European Union to rapidly restore its battered energy infrastructure and other ailing sectors. The country is also working with allies to develop a system that will help decide how to issue reparations to Ukrainians.

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