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EU leaders sign joint statement in support of Ukraine - Europe live

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Jakub Krupa
EU leaders sign joint statement in support of Ukraine - Europe live
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EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss support for Ukraine and navigate internal disagreements over the bloc's budget, particularly regarding agricultural funding. Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin emphasized the need for diplomatic channels with Russia despite current tensions.

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The EU's ability to maintain a unified front on Ukraine and resolve internal budgetary disputes is critical for regional stability and geopolitical influence.

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Not many other leaders showed up to offer doorstep comments this morning – and can you really blame them, after they had just a few hours of sleep?

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The report balances the perspectives of different EU leaders and acknowledges the complexity of the budgetary negotiations.

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