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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2024/2799(RSP))

On continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU Member States

B-10-2024-0029

on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Özlem Demirel

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This resolution condemns Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine and calls for intensified diplomatic efforts to end the war, including a peace conference and negotiations involving all parties. It demands Russia's withdrawal from Ukrainian territory, urges against escalation, and calls for accountability for war crimes and reconstruction of Ukraine with Russian financial contribution. It also addresses humanitarian concerns, including access to reproductive health, protection for all fleeing, and anti-corruption measures in Ukraine.

Key points

  1. Condemns Russia's invasion as a war of aggression and Belarus's involvement; expresses solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
  2. Calls for urgent diplomatic efforts and a multilateral peace conference; urges the UN to step up mediation for ceasefire and negotiations.
  3. Demands Russia cease use of force, withdraw troops, and reverse annexation; reaffirms commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
  4. Urges NATO not to escalate the conflict and deplores US missile deployment in Germany; expresses concern over geopolitical tensions.
  5. Opposes use of Western weapons to attack targets in Russia due to risk of direct confrontation.
  6. Regrets EU's lack of initiative in peace negotiations; considers no short-term military solution.
  7. Urges Russia to stop attacks on civilians and demands compliance with international humanitarian law; stresses accountability for war crimes.
  8. Denounces war's effects on women's health; calls for review of Temporary Protection Directive to ensure equal access to reproductive care.
  9. Calls for reconstruction of Ukraine as priority, with Russia contributing financially; supports debt cancellation and international conference for funds.
  10. Calls for protection and asylum for all fleeing, including conscientious objectors; regrets forced conscription policies.
  11. Calls on Commission to develop strategy against grand corruption in Ukraine, citing European Court of Auditors reports.
  12. Urges inclusion of 'ecocide' as international crime under Rome Statute; highlights environmental consequences of war.

Who is affected

  • Russia and Belarus: condemned for aggression and involvement; demands to cease hostilities and withdraw.
  • Ukraine: receives solidarity, calls for reconstruction and support; urged to reconsider conscription policies.
  • EU Member States: called to support diplomatic efforts and ensure protection for all fleeing.
  • NATO and its members: urged not to escalate conflict; concerned about missile deployment.
  • International Criminal Court: urged to include ecocide as a core crime.

Figures and deadlines

  • More than 14.6 million people in Ukraine will need humanitarian aid in 2024.
  • Nearly 4 million internally displaced and over 6 million refugees abroad.
  • 65% of Ukrainian households reported income decrease since February 2022.
  • 3.6 million people at risk of gender-based violence.
  • Ukrainian armed forces occupied approximately 1,260 km² in Kursk region; Russia occupies over 100,000 km² of Ukrainian territory.
  • EU and Member States made available over USD 167 billion in assistance to Ukraine.
  • First USD 1.6 billion from immobilised Russian assets made available in July 2024.