Proposal asks EU states to jointly commit to provide up to €40 billion to Ukraine
The EU is considering a plan to double military aid to Ukraine, potentially reaching €40 billion in 2025, driven by concerns over future US support. The proposal encourages member states to provide military weapons, ammunition, or financial support, with a focus on artillery ammunition, air defense systems, drones, and missiles. Ireland's contributions would be non-lethal. Hungary opposes further aid, potentially leading to a coalition of "willing" states to bypass unanimous EU agreement. A decision is expected at the upcoming EU leaders' summit.
