EU summit in Brussels: Selenskyj calls for agreement against Putin!

EU summit in Brussels: Selenskyj calls for agreement against Putin!

Brüssel, Belgien - The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj found clear words at the EU summit in Brussels: "It will be very difficult to support Ukraine without American help." With this urgent message, he called for the unity of western partners, especially the United States and Europe, in order to be able to act more effectively against Russia. Selenskyj is particularly concerned about possible changes in US politics if the Republicans under Donald Trump come to power. He emphasized that only real progress in the Ukraine conflict can be made. "Together, the United States and Europe can really stop Putin and save Ukraine," says Selenskyj, who asked for support for air defense systems and the protection of schools.

The new EU Council President Antonio Costa assured Ukraine unreserved support during the summit: "Now in the war, in the future and in peace." Selenskyj repeatedly warned that every discussion about a quick peace solution in Ukraine cannot live up as long as Russia is militarily active. Other European heads of state, including Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda and the Belgian Premier Alexander de Croo, also confirmed that it was too early to talk about peace negotiations. Rather, it is about the fact that Ukraine wins war and can defend its sovereignty. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz asked his EU partners to maintain the military support and to take additional measures to support

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In view of the tense military situation in Ukraine and the fear of a possible withdrawal of the US aid, the entire EU is called to act closed. Kaja Kallas, the new EU foreign officer, emphasized that support for Ukraine was not a charity, but of global importance. Selenskyj, on the other hand, is concerned about the upcoming developments in US politics and the possible effects on military support: "This is extremely important, because we need this unit to achieve peace," he emphasized. While various EU countries committed their military support, the Hungarian head of government Viktor Orban warned to block auxiliary decisions with a veto if necessary.

These debates in the heart of Europe illustrate the urgent need of a united procedure, while Ukraine continues to rely on support in the fight against Russian aggression. The military situation for the Ukrainian situation is particularly tense underline.