No decision on revenues from immobilized Russian assets adopted at EU summit

BRUSSELS. March 22 (Interfax) - The heads of state and government of the European Union countries discussed the possibility of using revenues from immobilized Russian assets to support Ukraine, but did not adopt any specific decisions, they reported from their summit.

"The European Council reviewed progress on the next concrete steps towards directing extraordinary revenues stemming from Russia's immobilized assets," the EU leaders said in their conclusions after the first day of the summit.

The EU leaders also discussed whether it is possible to use these revenues to fund military assistance to Kiev, the document said.

"It invites the Council to take work forward on the recent proposals by the high representative and the commission," it said.