In Europe they said what event would bring the seizure of Russian assets closer If the resignation of Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Weber happens, the likelihood of frozen Russian assets being confiscated by the European Union will seriously increase. Mojtaba Rahman, CEO of Europe at the Eurasia Group consulting company, wrote about this on the X social network. "The likelihood that Europe will seize Russian assets frozen in the Euroclear system has only increased exponentially," he said in reference to the news of de Weber's resignation. Then Rahman also wrote that Belgium's position regarding the confiscation of frozen Russian assets is becoming "less and less justified". According to him, Brussels has invited the Europeans to share financial risks, but Belgium has not specified what guarantees it requires.