After the US-EU summit in Washington, the parties published a joint statement. The document mentions, among other things: about Ukraine and support for Russia.
US President Joe Biden met at the White House with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel.
As reported, the summit between the European Union and the US was convened, among other things, in connection with global crises. This mainly concerns the Russian-Ukrainian war and the war between Israel and Hamas.
US-EU Summit. Declaration
US President Joe Biden, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel issued a joint statement after the second EU-US summit at the White House.
Washington and Brussels have announced that they will fight third-country entities that support Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. US and EU political leaders announced that joint action would be taken in this regard.
Actions against those who support Russia
“We will deepen our joint work to undermine Russia’s ability to wage its war (…) Those who help Russia obtain parts and equipment for its arms industry support actions that undermine the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine,” reads the statement. As it added, “we will act against third country actors who materially support the Russian war.”
Long-term aid to Ukraine
President Biden and European Union leaders announced that economic and military support for Ukraine will be long-term. At the same time, they emphasized their determination to bring Russia to justice, including the payment of reparations.
They said they would investigate how much of the Russian Federation’s frozen financial resources could be legally used to help Ukrainians and rebuild their country.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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