EU ministers meet in Brussels as ‘new momentum’ gives Europe hope on Ukraine – Europe live
Summary
EU foreign ministers met in Brussels to discuss the situation in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the western Balkans. Ukraine's foreign minister said the country has strengthened its defense and stabilized the front lines. Meanwhile, Russia’s claims of ending the war are met with skepticism by EU leaders.Key Facts
- EU foreign ministers met in Brussels to discuss Ukraine, the Middle East, and the western Balkans.
- Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha described a “new feeling of momentum” in the conflict and said Ukraine can shoot down up to 90% of Russian aerial attacks.
- EU leaders doubt Russian President Vladimir Putin's claims that the war could be ending soon.
- Latvia’s foreign minister said no real ceasefire has been seen despite Russian requests.
- Sweden’s minister noted Russia is weakening, facing recruitment problems and holding a smaller Victory Day parade without military hardware due to fears of Ukrainian drones.
- Germany’s defence minister is expected to visit Kyiv, and Ukraine’s minister will attend NATO talks and forums on Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.
- German officials rejected Putin’s suggestion that former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder could mediate the Ukraine conflict, saying he is not accepted by both sides.
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