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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2026/2599(RSP)) 2026-02-10

On four years of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine and European contributions to a just peace and sustained security for Ukraine

on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Özlem Demirel, Danilo Della Valle

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This resolution condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and calls for a negotiated, just peace respecting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, with the EU playing a more active diplomatic role. It demands an immediate ceasefire, inclusive negotiations under the UN and OSCE, and stresses that any peace settlement must be approved by Ukrainians and include security guarantees. It calls for EU support for civilian reconstruction, cancellation of Ukraine's foreign debt, and Russia's contribution to reconstruction costs. It also calls for UN peacekeepers to protect nuclear reactors and for a new European security architecture based on disarmament and cooperation.

Key points

  1. Condemns Russia's illegal invasion and all violations of international humanitarian law, demanding full accountability.
  2. Expresses solidarity with the people of Ukraine and reaffirms EU commitment to humanitarian assistance and support for refugees and displaced persons.
  3. Condemns Russian attacks on civilian energy infrastructure, calling for an immediate cessation of such strikes.
  4. Condemns all forms of imperialism and power politics, including Russia's actions based on Putin's ideology.
  5. Reiterates Ukraine's right to self-defence under Article 51 of the UN Charter.
  6. Notes the EU's marginalisation from trilateral negotiations and calls for the EU to actively support a peace process.
  7. Calls for a ceasefire and structured negotiations under UN and OSCE auspices.
  8. Stresses that security for Ukraine must come through negotiated agreements, not unilateral military arrangements.
  9. Calls for EU support for UN peacekeepers to protect nuclear reactors in Ukraine, in cooperation with the IAEA.
  10. Calls for EU support for a pan-European security architecture based on mutual restraint, transparency, arms control, and nuclear disarmament.
  11. Opposes any deployment of third-party troops without a ceasefire, political agreement, and UN Security Council mandate.
  12. Calls for cancellation of Ukraine's foreign debt and for Russia to pay reparations and contribute to reconstruction.

Who is affected

  • The EU and its member states, called on to support peace efforts and reconstruction.
  • Ukraine, as the victim of aggression, with its sovereignty and territorial integrity to be respected.
  • The Russian Federation, called on to cease attacks and contribute to reconstruction.
  • The United Nations and OSCE, called on to facilitate negotiations and peacekeeping.

Figures and deadlines

  • Over USD 187 billion in EU and member state assistance to Ukraine since the war began.
  • EUR 90 billion in new EU funding commitments recently approved.
  • 15 nuclear reactors in Ukraine to be protected by UN peacekeepers.
  • EUR 21.9 billion spent by EU member states on Russian fossil fuels in 2024.
  • EUR 18.7 billion allocated to Ukraine in financial aid in 2024.

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