I read the entire article. There is nothing, absolutely nothing that implies 'seizing savings' for war or anything else. The article is about capital markets unity, allowing for better start-ups and venture capital in the 'EU bloc'. Giving more options to savers to invest in stocks and start-ups, which are 1/20th the size of those in the US, and to also make EU companies more competitive (they aren't). According to the article, 20% of EU households have stocks... in the US 60% that's what they want to change.

That's it. Could you quote or show where the article mentions 'seizing savings'?

I don't want more Ukrainian dead. I don't want more Russian dead either. Most people just want the war to end and the killing to stop. So how does that happen? Both sides make some sort of compromises Russia & Ukraine