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European Council: Doorstep remarks by EU High Representative Josep Borrell

“Some Member States have already done it on their side, but these security commitments cover the military, the financial, and the diplomatic domains – and, in particular, it will be the way of channelling the resources coming from Russian frozen assets. It is good that we could take this money and provide more military support to Ukraine” – EU High Representative Borrell.

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Joint security commitments between the EU and Ukraine

Committed to common values and interests and in line with European Council Conclusions and a Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine, the EU and its Member States will contribute, for the long term and together with partners, to security commitments to Ukraine, which will help Ukraine to defend itself, resist destabilisation efforts and deter acts of aggression in the future.

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EU starts accession negotiations with Ukraine

The EU reiterated its resolute condemnation of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and stated its readiness to continue to support Ukraine and its people against Russia’s ongoing war for as long as it takes and as intensely as needed.

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Main results of the EU Foreign Affairs Council, 24 June 2024

The EU Foreign Affairs Council exchanged views on the Russian aggression against Ukraine and the situation in the Middle East. EU ministers then held a discussion on Western Balkans before having an informal discussion over lunch with their Western Balkans counterparts. The Council also exchanged views on Georgia and the Great lakes Region in Africa.

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Summit on Peace in Ukraine: Speech and media remarks by President von der Leyen

“Our support and this peace Summit here bring real peace closer. The goal is a just, comprehensive and lasting peace. This would finally bring an end to the oppression and suffering of the Ukrainian people. This would reaffirm Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. This would restore the primacy of international law and the UN Charter” – Ursula von der Leyen.

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