EU confirms support for Ukraine ahead of Trump-Putin meeting: statement details

According to hvylya.net: Leaders of European Union countries, with the exception of Hungary, expressed their support for Ukraine in its war against Russian aggression ahead of the anticipated meeting between Donald Trump and Putin in Alaska. According to 'European Pravda', the statement was agreed upon on the evening of August 11, and one official confirmed that Hungary refused to sign the document.

In the statement, EU leaders emphasized the need for a fair and long-term peace in Ukraine, as well as the importance of considering the voice of the Ukrainian people in resolving the conflict. They also noted that borders between countries should remain unchanged and emphasized the right of Ukrainians to determine their own future.

EU leaders promised to support Ukraine in all aspects – political, economic, military, and humanitarian. Additionally, the EU is ready to provide security guarantees and assist Ukraine on its path to European integration.

Summary

EU leaders expressed their support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression, highlighting the need for a just and lasting peace in the country. Their statement also includes a willingness to provide Ukraine with support on the path to European integration and to guarantee the country's security. This is another step towards strengthening the partnership between Ukraine and the European Union.