Didn’t this happen? @mods

@mods https://amp.dw.com/en/russias-frozen-assets-to-aid-ukraine-how-the-west-plans-to-use-them/a-69320225

How the West will use frozen Russian assets to back Ukraine – DW – 06/13/2024

G7 leaders plan to use interest from $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine. The funds will serve as collateral for a substantial loan to Kyiv, bolstering its defense against Russia.

@datachef that article doesn't help because it is from when they were still in the planning stage. I found a more recent source:

https://neighbourhood-enlargement.ec.europa.eu/news/first-transfer-eu15-billion-proceeds-immobilised-russian-assets-made-available-support-ukraine-today-2024-07-26_en

Today, the EU makes available in support of Ukraine the first payment of €1.5 billion generated from immobilised Russian assets. These extraordinary revenues generated by EU operators and held by central securities depositories (CSDs) from immobilised Russian sovereign assets were made available by Euroclear to the Commission as a first instalment on 23July

As I understand it they are not using the frozen assets directly but the interest generated from the assets. But that's probably close enough for the question. If at least one other mod agrees they can resolve this YES.