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- Belgium opposes the EU plan to use Russia's frozen assets to support Ukraine.
- Prime Minister Bart De Wever says the proposal violates international law.
- Belgium will not approve the scheme without addressing concerns including risk-sharing among member states.
- An EU diplomat notes urgency for Ukraine financing, which requires €136bn for 2026 and 2027.
- Asset discussions are set for a December summit, with unanimous support from all member states required.
