European leaders are set to discuss a controversial plan to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, amounting to €140bn. The proposal, termed a 'reparations loan', faces legal complexities and concerns from member states, particularly Belgium. Russia has reacted negatively, calling the idea theft. The EU has provided significant financial support to Ukraine, but more is needed as the war continues. The plan hinges on Ukraine winning the war and Russia agreeing to pay damages, raising concerns about potential legal precedents and financial stability.