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CNN Prima News | European Council conclusions on Ukraine are not binding, warns analyst

As expected, the 26 EU leaders found a consensus on Ukraine. While the text did not bring any new commitments, it showed a "new standard" of strong statements without the consent of one hundred percent of the European Council members. EUROPEUM Institute analyst Zuzana Krulichová comments on the situation.
22. March 2025

The agreement of 26 states on the conclusions shows that the EU is quite united, but unfortunately this means that the conclusions are not binding.

At the summit, Slovakia did not side with Hungary, but with the European majority. One reason for this may be that it managed to negotiate some concessions in the texts of the conclusions of the negotiations. Or that there is no compulsion to renew aid to Ukraine in the current situation.

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