EU's Costa, on Ukraine, says they held productive meeting of the coalition of the willing to advance support for Ukraine; EU will contribute to security guarantees Ukraine needs for a long-lasting peace agreement

The EU's reaffirmation of support for Ukraine, particularly through military and civilian missions, highlights an escalation in commitment that could bolster Ukraine's position amid ongoing tensions.

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This move underlines a more proactive stance from the EU, which may have implications for markets sensitive to geopolitical risk, particularly in energy and defense sectors.

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