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EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell and member states have already committed to providing over $21 billion annually in military aid since the invasion began in 2022. However, with the situation remaining volatile and Ukraine facing considerable territorial threats, many diplomats argue that increased support is essential to prevent Kyiv from being forced into territorial concessions that could elevate Moscow’s gains.
The upcoming summit comes amidst ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Washington and Moscow, though Ukraine’s interests remain explicitly involved. This has sparked concerns among European leaders that U.S. support might wane, or that Washington might pressure Kyiv into accepting a ceasefire favoring Russia.