MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2026/2772(RSP))
On Russia’s unacceptable provocative actions and drone incursions into Romania, the Baltic states and Finland
B-10-2026-0295
on behalf of The Left Group · Rapporteur: Danilo Della Valle, Merja Kyllönen
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This resolution condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and drone incursions into EU member states, calling for accountability, proportionate defense, and diplomatic solutions.¶¶¶ It demands protection of nuclear plants, an exclusion zone around Zaporizhzhia, and resumption of arms control talks, while opposing rearmament and supporting EU peace envoys.¶¶¶
Key points
- Condemns Russia's illegal invasion, war crimes, and cross-border drone activity; demands full accountability under international law.¶
- Reaffirms commitment to peace and diplomatic solutions, rejecting war as a policy tool.¶
- Condemns airspace violations as breaches of international law; affirms member states' right to defend with proportionate, transparent, coordinated means.¶¶
- Opposes using incidents to justify massive rearmament or unlimited defence spending at the expense of social, environmental, humanitarian priorities.¶
- Stresses that the launching state bears primary responsibility for weapons entering third states, regardless of cause.¶
- Condemns attacks on civilians, infrastructure, and nuclear facilities by any party; recalls international humanitarian law and inadmissibility of armed systems in third states without consent.¶¶
- Highlights disproportionate impact on Ukrainian women and girls, with 2026's first months deadliest since 2022.¶
- Calls for halt to military action endangering Zaporizhzhia, support for UN peacekeepers, and legally binding exclusion zone under IAEA.¶¶
- Calls for maximum restraint near non-belligerent states, transparency in military exercises, and resumption of arms control negotiations; rejects nuclear expansion.¶¶
- Condemns Russian threats as illegal; calls for credible autonomous European diplomatic alternative.¶
- Calls for appointment of EU special envoys for peace in Ukraine with clear mandate and resources.¶
- Calls for ceasefire and structured negotiations under UN and OSCE auspices, supporting pan-European security architecture.¶
Who is affected
- EU member states, particularly Romania, Baltic states, Finland, and Greece, affected by drone incursions and threats.¶¶¶
- Ukraine, as party to conflict, subject to calls for restraint and accountability.¶¶
- Nuclear-armed states, called to resume arms control negotiations.¶
- EU institutions, including Commission and Vice-President/High Representative, tasked with appointing envoys.¶