Reinforcement to the safety of Ukraine and EU

Now, the current priorities of the EU manager are to increase European security capabilities and strengthen military support for Ukraine.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, the European Union has provided substantial funds, humanitarian and military aid, which has more than half of all international aids for Ukraine. EU military support has reached 49.3 billion euros, and member states, except Hungary, agree to continue to provide weapons. Some states, such as France and the United Kingdom, consider sending troops to Ukraine after a peace agreement, although this is a controversial issue.

Due to the lack of an integrated military power, the EU depends on NATO for its safety because 23 EU members are part of the coalition. However, the cost of US military cost refers to two -thirds of the total cost of other NATO countries.

The European Union approved in March, faced with fears that the United States reduced its participation Back to EuropeThe aim is to mobilize 800,000 million euros for security until 2030.

European aspirations are expected to take time in security, meanwhile, many experts believe that it is necessary to support Ukraine to guarantee Europe’s security. The Ukrainian soldiers, such as Arthur, the 38th Brigade of the 38th Brigade, illustrate that the conflict affects not only the independence of Ukraine but also the security of Europe. Arthur warns that the suspension of the conflict will not solve the regional problem in the case of a fight, and in addition, Russia will lead to new regional demands, which will endanger Europe’s stability.

The Ukrainian official of civilized cooperation, Maxim, thinks that the issuance of Russia’s regional demands will only leave Ukraine in a situation where the new invasion of the country will be affected. Many European leaders share anxiety that Russia’s aspirations extended beyond Ukraine.

The end of the war would be important to the European continent. But can you say something about this, the European Union, which has been excluded from the current fight conversations with Washington and Moscow?

According to European Union Institute of European Union Institute for Security Studies, the best thing that the European Union can do is to support Ukraine and prevent any contract to sink its regional integrity or sovereignty.

On the other hand, Evets advise the European Union to follow the practical measures such as providing excellent exercises to Ukrainian forces or enhance the Ukrainian air safety capability to oppose Russian bombings. In terms of the idea of ​​sending European troops to the ground, it suggests that a task for maintaining peace “is not considered. “There is no neutral in this struggle. We are from Ukraine,” says Steven Everts. “You have to think about this: Can we strengthen the ability to defend Ukraine itself?” He concludes.