EU will not lift any sanctions against Russia, von der Leyen says
Zelensky said Ukraine needs 70 billion euros more next year as EU leaders weighed fresh support and a possible task force on rule of law reforms.
- Ukraine faces a funding gap in 2027, and the European Union is seeking additional support from international partners.
- The European Union has promised €45 billion for Ukraine in 2027, but its needs are expected to be higher.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked European Union leaders for an additional €70 billion next year for defense, weapons, and resilience.
- Zelenskyy said Russia showed no signs of wanting to end the war.
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Zelenskyy went to the Brussels summit to ask for help to fill a 70 billion euro gap in Ukraine's economy. He met European leaders who were already preoccupied with their own money problems.
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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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