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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2025/2528(RSP))

On continuing the unwavering EU support for Ukraine, after three years of Russia’s war of aggression

B-10-2025-0165

on behalf of the ESN Group · Rapporteur: Hans Neuhoff, Petr Bystron

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This resolution calls for the EU to adapt to a multipolar world, develop an independent foreign policy, and pursue diplomatic solutions to the war in Ukraine, including direct engagement with Russia. It rejects indefinite military support for Ukraine, urges alignment with US-led peace efforts, and calls for a post-conflict reconstruction strategy based on mutually beneficial commercial agreements. It also calls on Ukrainian authorities to ban the Myrotvorets organisation and Banderist symbols, and on member states to ban such symbols.

Key points

  1. Calls for the EU to adapt to the new geopolitical reality and develop an independent foreign policy strategy defining its own interests.
  2. Rejects indefinite military support for Ukraine under the 'as long as it takes' framework as unsustainable.
  3. Calls for the EU to align with US-Russia diplomatic efforts and contribute to upcoming negotiations.
  4. Urges the EU to propose its own diplomatic solutions, respecting legitimate security interests of all stakeholders.
  5. Calls for a post-conflict reconstruction strategy framed within mutually beneficial commercial agreements, ensuring EU taxpayers' contributions are balanced by economic opportunities.
  6. Calls for direct diplomatic engagement between the EU and Russia.
  7. Acknowledges that every sovereign state has legitimate security interests, but no country can enhance its security at the expense of another.
  8. Calls for a shift from aggressive rhetoric to constructive proposals, prioritising diplomacy over escalation.
  9. Calls on European leaders to consider the new US administration's decisions, including suspension of military aid, to achieve peace swiftly.
  10. Warns that meetings like the London summit on 2 March 2025 escalate the risk of a global war.
  11. Calls on Ukrainian authorities to outlaw the NGO 'Myrotvorets' for inciting tensions and misusing personal data.
  12. Calls on Ukraine to condemn and prohibit Banderist symbols and ideology, and on member states to ban their use.

Who is affected

  • The EU and its member states, which are called to change their foreign policy approach and engage diplomatically.
  • Ukraine, which is called to ban the Myrotvorets organisation and Banderist symbols.
  • Russia, which is called for direct engagement with the EU.

Figures and deadlines

  • Three years of full-scale war in Ukraine.
  • 2 March 2025, the date of the London meeting of European heads of state.