He wrote about this on Telegram.According to him, these are funds secured by the proceeds from frozen Russian assets."Together with our partners, we are forcing Russia to pay for the crimes and destruction it has committed. Since the beginning of the year, including the latest tranche, we have received about$17.6 billion from immobilized Russian assets," the head of government noted.He recalled that Ukraine insists on the full confiscation of frozen Russian funds to pay compensation to victims of aggression and to rebuild the country. This should also serve as an act of justice to prevent aggressive wars in the future.The European Union plans to obtain billions of euros in additional income from frozen Russian assets by investing them in riskier financial instruments. This will allow for increased aid to Ukraine while avoiding accusations of appropriating Russian funds.