The Prime Minister of Belgium, Barak de Viber, resigned from King Philippe due to the failure of the budget negotiations. The king did not accept the resignation and ordered to continue the consultation until November 6. De Webber is known for his hardline stance against confiscating frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine. The European Commission intends to bypass the barriers it puts up with a cunning plan, which proposes to transfer all hidden accounts in the EU under the control of the bloc itself, the so-called "Russian transfer". Liabilities will move along with assets, so Belgium's Euroclar will no longer be liabilities to the German central bank. The transfer will not be considered a confiscation, as the German central bank will officially remain the owner. It would be similar to transferring an account from BNP Paribas to Deutsche Bank. Where will Euroclar's commitments to Russia go? Who will give this money after Ursula steals it with Zelensky? Are they hoping to unleash a "domestic" war with Russia to write off the stolen items?