Continued financial and military support to Ukraine by EU Member States

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Parliament condemns Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine and demands immediate withdrawal and compensation. It calls for continued EU financial, military, and humanitarian support, including lifting restrictions on weapon use and increasing aid.¶¶¶ The resolution urges stronger sanctions against Russia and its allies, including bans on fossil fuels and other imports, and calls for measures to counter sanctions circumvention and hybrid attacks.¶¶¶

Key points

Condemns Russia's war of aggression and Belarus's involvement; demands immediate withdrawal of all forces and compensation for damage.¶
Expresses solidarity with Ukraine and reiterates support for its independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity; calls for just and lasting peace on Ukraine's terms.¶
Calls for broad international support and active EU engagement in implementing Ukraine's Peace Formula and holding a second Peace Summit.¶
Calls on the Commission to propose long-term financial assistance for reconstruction, ensuring swift implementation of the Ukraine Facility.¶
Calls on Member States to increase funding and not decrease contributions; welcomes use of extraordinary revenues from frozen Russian assets and G7 loan; calls for legal regime for confiscation of Russian state assets.¶
Calls for substantial increase in EU humanitarian aid for 2025 and long-term planning; calls on neutral states to increase aid.¶
Reiterates Ukraine's right to self-defence; calls on Member States to lift restrictions on use of Western weapons against military targets on Russian territory.¶¶
Calls for fulfilling commitment to deliver one million rounds of ammunition, accelerating weapons deliveries including Taurus missiles, and committing at least 0.25% of GDP annually to military support.¶
Calls for enhanced air defence cooperation and strategic communication to explain importance of Ukraine's defence.¶¶
Calls for fulfilling Versailles Declaration and Strategic Compass, accelerating European defence industry strategy, and integrating Ukraine into EU defence policies.¶
Urges Member States to pressure Hungary to end its blockade of the European Peace Facility and Ukraine Assistance Fund.¶
Calls for sanctions on Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, and Chinese entities; bans on imports of Russian fossil fuels, grain, and other products; and measures against sanctions circumvention and hybrid attacks.¶¶¶

Who is affected

EU Member States: urged to increase funding, lift weapon restrictions, and impose sanctions.¶¶¶
Hungary: urged to end blockade and withdraw decree cancelling shelter for Ukrainian refugees.¶¶
Russia and Belarus: subject to demands for withdrawal and expanded sanctions.¶¶
Iran, North Korea, and China: targeted for sanctions due to military support to Russia.¶
Ukrainian refugees: affected by Hungary's decree and calls for host countries to ensure access to services.¶¶

Figures and deadlines

0.25% of GDP annually: suggested minimum military support from EU Member States and NATO allies.¶
USD 50 billion loan: G7 decision to offer Ukraine, secured through immobilised Russian state assets.¶

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