Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is calling on Western nations to take action and access the $300 billion in frozen Russian assets in order to finance the reconstruction efforts in Ukraine. Sunak strongly believes that it is Russia, and not the taxpayers of Western countries, who should be held accountable for the devastation caused by their invasion of Ukraine. He has emphasized the availability of legal means to access these frozen assets and has garnered support from European leaders for this initiative. Sunak’s proposal aims to provide much-needed financial aid to Ukraine as it works towards rebuilding and recovering from the impact of the conflict. The move is seen as a strategic way to ensure that Russia takes responsibility for its actions and contributes towards repairing the damage it has caused. By tapping into these frozen assets, Sunak hopes to alleviate the financial burden on Ukraine and its allies, signaling a united front against Russian aggression.