Top EU officials, including European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Antonio Costa, touched down in Kyiv Monday for a high-stakes summit marking three years since Russia's military operation began. The visit underscores Europe's ongoing support as Ukraine navigates a critical juncture in the conflict.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed 13 global leaders will attend in person, with 24 more joining virtually. The agenda? 🤝 Crafting long-term security strategies and hammering out defense agreements to counter Moscow's advances.
\"This isn't just about solidarity—it's about survival,\" said a Kyiv-based analyst, highlighting the summit's timing as Ukrainian forces face ammunition shortages and shifting global attention. The EU's presence signals continued backing, but questions linger about how quickly promised aid will reach frontline troops.
