European Union leaders have reached an agreement to provide Ukraine with financial support amounting to €90 billion, intended to sustain its fiscal stability over the coming two years. The summit, however, revealed underlying divisions among member states regarding the extent of aid and broader geopolitical strategies. While the crucial financial package was secured, the discussions underscored the varying levels of commitment and differing perspectives on how to best support Ukraine and address the ongoing conflict. The agreement signifies a commitment to bolster Ukraine’s economy amidst its ongoing challenges, but the underlying disagreements suggest that future consensus on related matters may prove difficult to achieve.


