EU foreign ministers convene in Kyiv
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64% : Read also: Borrell in Kyiv: EU support for Ukraine has reached 85 billion euros58% : "We are convening a historic meeting of EU Foreign Ministers here in Ukraine, candidate country and future member of the EU," Borrell wrote on the social platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
55% : Foreign ministers of the European Union countries are convening in Kyiv for the first-ever meeting of all 27 member states outside the EU, the bloc's chief diplomat Josep Borrell announced on Oct. 2.
50% : Speaking at the Spaso-Preobrazhensky Cathedral, Borrell affirmed that "the EU stands with Ukraine for as long as it takes.
49% : "Borrell explained that the meetings in Ukraine's capital would not seek to reach concrete conclusions but would take the form of an informal "brainstorming" between the EU and Kyiv to discuss Europe's present and future support.
40% : The officials would reportedly address Ukraine's accession to the EU, military support for Kyiv's fight against Russian aggression, and tightening sanctions against Moscow, the news agency said.
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