EU leaders commit to working together after Trump signals that Europe must defend itself
- European leaders agreed to increase defense spending amid uncertainty over U.S. Aid to Ukraine, following a summit attended by 27 EU countries.
- France's President Emmanuel Macron presented a nuclear defense plan, while Hungary's Viktor Orbán opposed the EU defense budget and abstained from signing a joint statement supporting Ukraine's peace talks.
- The EU reasserted support for Ukraine, with multiple leaders meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, despite Orbán opting out of a joint statement.
- The EU plans to bolster military support for Ukraine with a proposed borrowing of 150 billion euros.
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European Leaders Agree to Boost Military Aid to Ukraine as Trump Suspends U.S. Support
European leaders agreed to increase military spending for Ukraine as they met in Brussels for an emergency summit following Trump’s decision to suspend U.S. military support for Kyiv. Some 20 nations have also said they’re open to joining a “coalition of the willing” to support Ukraine.
A Europe in Emotional Shock
“For decades a core objective of the Soviet Union was to “decouple” the United States from Europe. Decoupling, as it was called, would break the Western alliance that kept Soviet tanks from rolling across the Prussian plains,” the New York Times reports. “Now, in weeks, President Trump has handed Moscow the gift that eluded it during the Cold War and since.” “Europe, jilted, is in shock. The United States, a nation whose core idea is liberty and…
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