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Jeddah US-Ukraine ceasefire proposal and restored assistance

The US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah welcomed by von der Leyen in March 2025, including their ceasefire proposal and resumed US intelligence and security assistance.

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Von der Leyen
European Union
Mar 11, 2025, 07:10 PM
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Von der Leyen welcomes the ceasefire proposal from US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah
Von der Leyen welcomes the ceasefire proposal and resumed US intelligence sharing and security aid and says these could advance lasting peace for Ukraine.
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We welcome today’s news from Jeddah on the U.S.-Ukraine talks, including the proposal for a ceasefire agreement and the resumption of U.S. intelligence sharing and security assistance. This is a positive development that can be a step towards a comprehensive, just and lasting peace for Ukraine.
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Von der Leyen
European Union
Mar 15, 2025, 12:26 PM
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“We reiterate our support to Ukraine’s agreement to a ceasefire.”
Von der Leyen reaffirms support for Ukraine’s agreement to a ceasefire and urges Russia to show willingness to support a lasting peace.
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Thank you, dear Keir Starmer, for hosting the leaders' meeting today. We reiterate our support to Ukraine’s agreement to a ceasefire. Now Russia has to show that it is willing to support a ceasefire leading to a just and lasting peace.
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Von der Leyen welcomes the ceasefire proposal from US-Ukraine talks in Jeddah

“We reiterate our support to Ukraine’s agreement to a ceasefire.”