European Commission spokesman Pinho said that the EU's current priority is to ensure the timely provision of 45 billion euro loans to Ukraine, and then re-evaluate its additional funding requirements and specific tools. As to whether to use Russia to freeze assets as a current priority, Pinyu clearly denied it, saying that although the EU has carried out extensive work in this direction, the focus has now turned to other issues.

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