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The Ukrainian Question Will Remain At The Center Of The European Parliament’s Attention — MEP

Ukraine will remain one of the key issues for the European Parliament, which, during its September 14-17 plenary session in Strasbourg, will hold a separate discussion on strengthening support for Kyiv amid the escalation of Russian aggression. French MEP from the Renew Europe group Fabienne Keller shared this in comments to an Ukrinform correspondent. "Yes, Ukraine has been, is, and will remain…

The Ukrainian Question Will Remain At The Center Of The European Parliament’s Attention — MEP

The European Parliament will continue to prioritize Ukraine during its upcoming plenary session in Strasbourg from September 14-17. French MEP Fabienne Keller from the Renew Europe group stated that Ukraine remains a crucial issue for the Parliament, and they will hold a dedicated discussion on strengthening support for Kyiv amid the worsening Russian aggression.

Keller emphasized that the European Union firmly supports Ukraine both militarily and economically, including a two-year, €90 billion package for military aid, arms procurement, and economic assistance. The Parliament's official schedule indicates a separate debate on Ukraine will occur on Wednesday, September 16, with the title "The urgent need for EU support for Ukraine in response to Russia's escalation of its aggressive war."

Additionally, Ukraine will be a key topic during the annual State of the European Union debate starting Wednesday at 9 a.m., led by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Support for Ukraine, EU security, defense, and energy independence are expected to be among the discussed issues.

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