The president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said on Tuesday that the European Union and its member states must increase the aid to Ukraine, because the destiny of Ukraine is at stake, but also the fate of Europe.
This was stated in his speech at the annual EU ambassadors conference in Brussels, according to. “The war in Ukraine remains the most important and most important crisis for the future of Europe. Russian’s large -scale war will soon enter its fourth year and Putin is striving more than ever to win this war on the ground,” express.
“Its objective is still the capitulation of Ukraine. And then we already know what could happen next, because it has happened before. It would happen to the next goal, as it did after 2008 and 2014. It is not just the destiny of Ukraine what is what is At stake.
In addition, he recalled that the EU and its member states had already provided Ukraine 134,000 million euros in support since the beginning of the large -scale invasion of Russia, which exceeds the contributions of any other country.
“Thanks to the mechanism for Ukraine [incluido en el presupuesto plurianual de la UE para 2024-2027] And to the loan of the G7, we have closed the budget deficit of Ukraine for the whole year 2025. At the same time, we must accelerate the immediate delivery of weapons and ammunition. And this will be the center of our work in the coming weeks, “said Von der Leyen.
The heads of the EU main institutions, including the EU Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament, have repeatedly declared that Russia’s large -scale aggression against Ukraine raises existential threats for all of Europe.
