Talk Peace, Fund the War? EU Pledges More Support for Ukraine While Preparing New Russia Sanctions
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Talk peace, fund the war? EU pledges more support for Ukraine while preparing new Russia sanctions
As US President Donald Trump pushes for a negotiated end to the Russia–Ukraine war, the European Union is doubling down on military and financial support for Kyiv while preparing fresh sanctions against Moscow. European Council leaders António Costa and Ursula von der Leyen have reaffirmed continued assistance, insisting Ukraine must negotiate from a position of strength. Brussels is also preparing its 22nd sanctions package, expected to target …
The Chairman of the Euro Commission Ursula von der Lien stated that the EU was in favour of continuing pressure on Russia, in particular by imposing additional sanctions. "The best way to bring Russia to the negotiating table is to continue to support Ukraine and exert maximum pressure on Russia, so we will soon introduce our 22nd package of sanctions," she said at a press conference in Dublin.
<p>EU leaders discuss billions of euros of next aid package for Ukraine The European Commission proposes to allocate Ukraine €45 billion for 2027. Germany links aid to new EU budget, triggering Disputes.</p>
Ursula von der Leyen says Europes inclusion in Ukraine peace talks is self-explanatory; announces 22nd Russia sanctions package - The Tribune
"And in this context, we will come forward as a Commission with a proposal for the financing of the Ukrainian needs in 2027, and with the 22nd sanctions package before the next European Council," she stated.
The European Union intends to continue participating in negotiations on the Ukrainian settlement, present the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia and discuss additional financing for Ukraine in 2027
The European Union intends to continue participating in negotiations on the Ukrainian settlement, present the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia and discuss additional financing for Ukraine in 2027. This is stated in a joint statement by...
Before the summit on November 26-27, the European Commission will present the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia and a proposal for financing Ukraine in 2027.
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