Adopted text
Continuing the unwavering EU support for Ukraine, after three years of Russia’s war of aggression
TA-10-2025-0033 · P10_TA(2025)0033 · PE769.737
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Parliament's resolution on Ukraine condemns Russia's war, demands withdrawal, and calls for increased EU military, financial, and political support, including security guarantees and reconstruction aid.¶¶¶ It urges sanctions expansion, confiscation of Russian assets, and accountability for war crimes, while supporting Ukraine's EU accession and peace negotiations with Ukraine's participation.¶¶¶
Key points
- Condemns Russia's war of aggression and involvement of Belarus, North Korea, and Iran; demands full withdrawal of Russian forces and end to attacks on civilians.¶
- Calls on member states to increase military support, including weapons, ammunition, and training, and to commit at least 0.25% of GDP annually to Ukraine.¶
- Urges the EU to provide robust security guarantees for Ukraine and rejects peace deals that exclude Ukraine or undermine its security.¶¶¶
- Calls for a special tribunal for the crime of aggression and full accountability for war crimes, including support for ICC investigations.¶¶
- Supports Ukraine's EU accession and calls for acceleration of talks, while emphasizing reforms and financial assistance.¶
- Calls for expanded sanctions on Russia, including bans on imports of grain, metals, oil, gas, and uranium, and measures against sanctions circumvention.¶¶¶
- Demands confiscation of Russian sovereign assets to fund Ukraine's defence and reconstruction, and calls for new resources for recovery.¶
- Calls for increased support for children affected by war, including education, healthcare, and trauma recovery.¶
- Urges strengthening strategic communication to counter Russian disinformation and highlight EU support.¶
Who is affected
- Russia and its allies (Belarus, Iran, North Korea) face demands for withdrawal and expanded sanctions.¶¶
- EU member states are urged to increase military and financial support and enforce sanctions.¶
- Ukraine receives continued support for self-defence, reconstruction, and EU accession.¶¶¶
- US administration is criticized for shifting stance and suspending aid, affecting transatlantic relations.¶¶