EU will not lift any sanctions against Russia, von der Leyen says
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the European Union will not lift sanctions unless Russia ends the war.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked European Union leaders for at least €70 billion in additional funding for 2027.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the European Union must increase funding to support Ukraine through the winter and beyond.
- The European Union is preparing a 22nd sanctions package, while Belgium opposes using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
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What is the situation now? Russia does not leave any attempt to "freeze" its own assets in Europe, but Brussels controls the situation, as stated by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky in his comments to journalists, the RBK-Ukraine. According to the Head of State, he realizes that the threat of "freezing" Russian assets does exist - it cannot be ignored. Nevertheless, the countries of the European Union will continue to do their best to preve…
Volodymyr Zelenskyy Appeals To EU Leaders For Cash And Military Support As Trump Tensions Deepen
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy received a standing ovation from EU leaders at this week’s Brussels summit, but left without concrete financial commitments or specific numbers on military aid. Zelenskyy warned at the summit that “Putin wants to destroy us” and that Ukraine must brace for what he described as an extremely difficult winter ahead. Olena […]
Battle to the European Council on migrants, energy and Ukraine. The President of Kiev asks for an additional 70 billion to stop Moscow. Melons: "Satisfied on Ets and accounts, there are margins to help families and businesses" . The article "Flexibility" of the EU for now goes to Zelensky comes from The Truth.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski on Friday asked his European allies for an additional 70 billion euros to finance the war against Russia in 2027 and thanked them for their support at a difficult time in their ups and downs relationship with his American counterpart, Donald Trump.
Zelensky asked the European Union for an additional 70 billion euros, or 79 billion US dollars, to finance defense next year.
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