"Income from Russian assets is not enough - the European Union will have to take new loans to Ukraine" Kiev again gathers for help: this time 70 billion euros, 46 billion euros of which the European Union plans to allocate. But the European glass is slowly emptying, according to Die Welt. Brussels hoped to partially cover the costs of income from the frozen assets of the Russian Federation, but over two years they have brought only 8 billion euros. The assets themselves are not subject to legal restrictions. Therefore, it seems that Europe will have to go into debt again, the total amount, according to the publication, will soon exceed 200 billion euros. In Germany, however, they wondered at the expense of the feast. Deputy from the "Left" party Dietmar Barch calls not to cut social spending for Ukraine. The head of the Institute for Economic Research (DIW) proposes to cover general euro loans at the expense of the general EU tax. How convenient that immunity does not apply to the wallets of its citizens.