On continuing the unwavering EU support for Ukraine, after three years of Russia’s war of aggression
B-10-2025-0166
on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Özlem Demirel, Danilo Della Valle
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This resolution condemns Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine and calls for an immediate shift to peace negotiations, including a ceasefire and a negotiated settlement involving all parties.¶¶ It opposes Ukraine's NATO membership, the deployment of European troops to Ukraine, and the rearmament plan, urging instead a non-aligned EU security policy and diplomatic efforts.¶¶¶ It demands Russia withdraw its forces, condemns US anti-personnel mines and long-range weapons, and calls for debt cancellation, UN peacekeeping for nuclear reactors, and review of the Temporary Protection Directive.¶¶¶
Key points
- Condemns Russia's invasion as a war of aggression violating international law, and Belarus's involvement.¶
- Calls for immediate peace negotiations, an immediate ceasefire, and a negotiated settlement, criticizing EU's lack of diplomatic initiative.¶¶
- Opposes Ukraine's NATO membership, European troops in Ukraine, and the rearmament plan, advocating non-alignment and diplomacy.¶¶¶
- Demands Russia withdraw forces and cease use of force, reaffirming Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.¶
- Urges NATO not to escalate, condemns US missile deployments and Russia's nuclear doctrine, and calls for nuclear disarmament.¶¶
- Denounces economic exploitation of Ukraine, calls for EU to cancel Ukraine's external debt.¶
- Calls for UN peacekeeping force to protect nuclear reactors in Ukraine, and condemns Russia-North Korea military ties.¶¶
- Condemns US provision of anti-personnel mines, urges adherence to Ottawa Treaty.¶¶
- Condemns Russian attacks on civilians, demands compliance with humanitarian law and accountability for war crimes.¶¶
- Calls for review of Temporary Protection Directive to ensure equal access to sexual and reproductive health care.¶
- Supports international justice for war crimes, reconstruction of Ukraine with Russian financial contribution, and inclusion of ecocide as international crime.¶¶¶
Who is affected
- Ukraine: affected by calls for peace negotiations, debt cancellation, and reconstruction.¶¶¶
- Russia: demanded to withdraw forces and cease aggression.¶
- EU Member States: called to support UN peacekeeping and adhere to Ottawa Treaty.¶¶
- Women fleeing Ukraine: affected by call to review Temporary Protection Directive.¶