With still deadlocked over providing more aid to desperate Ukrainian forces, the Biden administration is weighing ever more complicated and imaginative ways to funnel money and arms to the effort to repel the Russian invasion.The latest idea is to sell bonds to raise money for , all backed with hundreds of millions of dollars in frozen Russian assets.The 'freedom bonds' could raise as much as $50 billion—almost as much as the stalled international security bill—to help Ukraine keep up its fight, while avoiding the thorny question of whether the $280 billion of frozen assets can be seized legally.
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