
EU Leaders Discuss Ukraine Aid, Defense Autonomy at Cyprus Summit
EU leaders convened for an informal summit in Ayia Napa, Cyprus, where they discussed further support for Ukraine, including financial aid and potential membership models. The summit also focused on strengthening the EU's strategic autonomy, with Cyprus advocating for an operational plan for the mutual defense clause.
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