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A G-7 deal would unlock $50 billion in support by harnessing the profits of frozen Russian central bank assets.
Those funds are intended to flow to Kyiv by the end of the year .
Implementation of the plan has been snarled by demands made by the US and the risk of Hungary slowing down any EU -wide decision on support for Ukraine or sanctions against Russia .
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