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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-10-2025-0550

on behalf of the ESN Group · Rapporteur: Hans Neuhoff, Alexander Sell

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This resolution sets out Parliament's position on a just and lasting peace for Ukraine, calling for European-led negotiations, Ukrainian neutrality, and a new security framework under the OSCE. It demands strict oversight of EU assistance to Ukraine, including audits, anti-corruption triggers, and member state veto rights, and opposes EU or NATO troop deployments.

Key points

  1. Asserts European sovereignty over security decisions and rejects externally imposed settlements bypassing European interests.
  2. Insists peace negotiations be intergovernmental, not through supranational mechanisms.
  3. Calls for a comprehensive, just and lasting peace, prioritizing diplomacy over military confrontation.
  4. Considers a neutral, non-aligned, non-nuclear Ukraine with international guarantees as a cornerstone of European security.
  5. Calls on member states to work for an OSCE-based security framework including Russia and to refrain from supporting Ukraine's NATO membership.
  6. Supports negotiations on arms control, demilitarized zones, and restrictions on foreign forces and long-range systems.
  7. Welcomes E3 engagement and encourages a unified European position respecting national sovereignty.
  8. Demands EU involvement as equal partner and no settlement on frozen assets, sanctions, or guarantees without EU consent.
  9. Calls on Ukraine to implement minority protection conventions fully.
  10. Calls for independent audit of all assistance since February 2022 with quarterly public reporting.
  11. Demands automatic suspension of EU assistance if corruption or rights benchmarks are not met, with member state veto rights.
  12. Calls for no EU or NATO troops in Ukraine and sovereign control over long-range weapons transfers.

Who is affected

  • EU member states: must retain sovereignty over security decisions and assistance packages.
  • Ukraine: must implement minority protections and meet anti-corruption benchmarks for continued aid.
  • Russia: included as equal partner in future security framework.

Figures and deadlines

  • USD 100 billion in frozen assets proposed for US-led reconstruction, with 50% of profits to US.