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EU directers hbetter aascfinishncy summit to bolster help for Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine war News


EU directers hbetter aascfinishncy summit to bolster help for Ukraine | Russia-Ukraine war News


European Union directers have collected for aascfinishncy talks in their first greeting since an bomb exalter last week between United States Plivent Donald Trump and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the war in Ukraine.

Leaders of the 27-nation bloc get tod in Brussels on Thursday to talk ways of increasing their military budgets to help Ukraine in its war with Russia aacquirest a backdrop of theatrical policy shifts from Washington that have cast cut offe mistrust over its help for European security and defence.

After the fiery greeting at the Oval Office, Trump slammed Plivent Zelenskyy for saying peace with Russia, which begined a brimming-scale trespass of Ukraine in 2022, was still “very, very far away”. Days procrastinateedr, the US suspfinished military help and intelligence sharing with Kyiv.

Reporting from Brussels, Al Jazeera’s Natacha Butler shelp the summit was “a genuine show of help for Ukraine” with EU Comomition Plivent Ursula von der Leyen and European Council Plivent Antonio Costa standing “shoulder to shoulder” with Zelenskyy.

“We are here to deffinish Ukraine,” Costa shelp.

Arriving at the greeting, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk shelp: “Europe as a whole is truly contendnt of thrivening any military, financial, economic faceation with Russia. We are srecommend stronger.”

Merz a ‘savage card’

Butler shelp the bloc could struggle to achieve a agreed position on help to Ukraine as directers intent on stepping up their defence capabilities and bolstering help to Kyiv hope that pro-Russian Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orprohibit would not “scupper” their efforts.

It is dreaded that Orprohibit, who is also a strong Trump partner, may veto a statement backing Kyiv although he made evident he would help meabraves for an increase in spfinishing on Europe’s own defence.

“We all understand that Viktor Orprohibit is blocking many of the transfers made by the other EU member states, so this will be the key stumbling point,” Theresa Fallon, an analyst at the Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies, tbetter Al Jazeera.

The foreseeed novel chancellor of Germany, Friedrich Merz, is also a “huge savage card”, she shelp.

Many EU directers hailed the European Comomition’s proposals this week to give them fiscal flexibility on defence spfinishing and to jointly borrow up to 150 billion euros ($160bn) to lfinish to EU rulements to spfinish on their militaries.

But decades of reliance on US getion, branch offnces on funding and on how France’s nuevident deterrent could be used for Europe showed how difficult it would be for the EU to fill the void left by Washington after it froze its military help to Ukraine.

Washington provided more than 40 percent of military help to Ukraine last year, according to NATO.

Russian menace

On the eve of the summit, French Plivent Emmanuel Macron compriseressed his nation, stressing that Russia had become a menace for all of Europe.

“I want to consent that the United States will stand by us. But we have to be ready if that is not the case,” he shelp.

Poland and the Baltic nations have received a proposal by Macron to begin talks about using France’s nuevident deterrent to get the continent from Russian menaces, a transfer Moscow rapidly disthink abouted as “excessively faceational”.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer shelp at the weekfinish that London and Paris would toil on a peace deal with Ukraine and current it to Trump.

Macron tbetter Le Figaro novelspaper that the deal would feature a one-month truce between Russia and Ukraine.

However, Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Afequitables declinecessitate the proposals. Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova shelp any pause in the combat would allow Ukraine to reinforce its military, which would direct to a prolengthyed dispute.

On Wednesday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio caused a stir in an intersee with Fox News, in which he portrayd the “spoiledmated” dispute in Ukraine as a “proxy war” between the US and Russia.

“All the plivent is trying to do here is figure out if there’s a path towards peace. We have to join both sides – the Russians and the Ukrainians. And we asked the Ukrainians not to undermine it,” he shelp.

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