US EditionMeps Approve Resolution on Ukraine, Want It in the Eu
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MEPs approved a resolution on Ukraine and its membership of the European Union on Tuesday. The resolution praised Kyiv's efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and called on the European Commission to start negotiations on opening the first negotiating chapters of the accession talks as soon as possible, provided that Ukraine completes the reforms it has begun.
Petro Poroshenko, who is in Strasbourg, reported on key messages in the newly adopted resolution of the European Parliament. It is about increasing aid for arms production, opening accession negotiations and supporting democracy in Ukraine.
The European Parliament has approved a resolution on Ukraine's accession to the EU. 418 MEPs voted in favor. Lawmakers called on the embattled country to accelerate reforms in the areas of the rule of law and anti-corruption measures.
MEPs have approved a resolution on Ukraine and its membership of the European Union. They commended Kiev's efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and called on the European Commission to start negotiations on opening the first negotiating chapters of the accession talks as soon as possible, provided that Ukraine completes the reforms it has begun.
Members of the European Parliament have called on the Ukrainian government to continue implementing reforms related to future EU membership and to combat corruption, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing the European Parliament's press service. The resolution, prepared on the basis of a report by the EP's Foreign Affairs Committee, which analyzed Ukraine's efforts to join the EU amid Russia's ongoing aggressive war, was adopted by 418 votes in favor, 135…
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