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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2025/3001(RSP))

On the EU position on the proposed plan and EU engagement towards a just and lasting peace for Ukraine

B-10-2025-0544

on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Özlem Demirel

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This resolution addresses the EU's position on the proposed US plan for peace in Ukraine and calls for a UN-led peace process, an immediate ceasefire, and negotiations respecting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. It criticizes the EU's lack of diplomatic initiative and militaristic approach, urges Russia to cease attacks and engage in peace talks, and calls for debt cancellation and Russian contribution to reconstruction. It also demands accountability for war crimes, expresses concern over corruption in Ukraine, and calls for oversight mechanisms.

Key points

  1. Reiterates condemnation of Russia's invasion and violations of international law, demanding accountability.
  2. Takes note of Trump's proposal but notes it does not follow international law and serves US interests; stresses the EU should have initiated a UN-led peace process.
  3. Notes the US plan was not discussed with the EU and offers worse terms for Ukraine than the Istanbul negotiations.
  4. Denounces the US plan for allocating half of frozen Russian assets to the US and forcing Ukraine to give up rare earth minerals.
  5. Urges Russia to cease attacks on civilians and infrastructure and to engage in a comprehensive peace process under UN and OSCE auspices.
  6. Calls for the EU to support a peace process and work towards a durable agreement based on Helsinki Final Act and UN Charter principles.
  7. Calls for cancellation of Ukraine's foreign debt and Russia's contribution to reconstruction costs.
  8. Calls for an immediate ceasefire and structured negotiations under UN auspices, based on sovereignty, territorial integrity, security guarantees, Ukraine's neutrality, minority protection, and demilitarization.
  9. Regrets the failure of the Istanbul negotiations and calls for renewed diplomatic channels without preconditions.
  10. Expresses concern over corruption scandals in Ukraine and insists on democratic oversight, auditing, and an independent international oversight mechanism.

Who is affected

  • The EU and its member states, called to support a peace process and adopt diplomatic approaches.
  • Russia, urged to cease attacks and engage in peace negotiations.
  • Ukraine, whose debt cancellation and reconstruction are addressed.
  • The United States, whose peace plan is criticized.

Figures and deadlines

  • Over USD 187 billion in assistance provided by the EU and member states to Ukraine.
  • Half of frozen Russian assets allocated to the United States under the US plan.