EU meets to discuss Russian frozen assets

European Union leaders are gathering to try to break their deadlock on a plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund a huge loan for Ukraine. Belgium, where most of the money is held, is under pressure to drop its opposition. We speak to Latvia's Defence Minister.

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Presenters: Rob Young and Anne Soy

(Photo: Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever meets with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels. The EU is increasing pressure on Belgium, the holder of most frozen Russian assets, to drop its objections and back a loan plan for Ukraine. Credit: Olivier Matthys/EPA).