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- Belgium opposes the EU plan to use frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, calling it "fundamentally wrong."
- Prime Minister Bart De Wever warns the proposal violates international law.
- Wever says the plan could destabilize financial markets.
- Wever also calls for guarantees from member states if the plan fails.
- An EU diplomat says the EU will discuss the plan at a December summit.
