Belgium's PM De Wever is pushing back hard against Brussels' plan to seize Russian assets, calling the move 'unwise and drastic.' He's not ruling out potential legal challenges by Euroclear, the clearing house sitting on billions in frozen funds. In comments to VRT NWS, De Wever suggested exploring alternatives instead of outright confiscation. It's a rare dissenting voice in Europe's sanctions debate—raising questions about legal precedent and long-term financial stability. The standoff highlights growing tension between political pressure and operational risk for institutions caught in the middle.