Kallas unveils new initiatives for Ukraine at emergency Munich meeting
Photo: European Union High Representative Kaja Kallas (Getty Images)
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has announced new initiatives on Ukraine, emphasizing that Europe remains united in its support for the country, according to her X account.
According to her, as the Munich Security Conference 2025 concluded, EU foreign ministers, still in Munich, held a "good discussion."
"Europe stands strongly united in supporting Ukraine and strengthening our own defence. We will soon come up with new initiatives to take this forward," she stated.
EU foreign ministers held a discussion in Munich (x.com/kajakallas)
Meanwhile, Estonia's foreign minister, Margus Tsahkna, added on X that there is a clear understanding of the need for continued support for Ukraine, increasing pressure on Russia, and strengthening Europe's defense capabilities.
"We’ll keep on moving forward," he reiterated Kalas' message.
Met my fellow #EU foreign ministers & HRVP @kajakallas today @MunSecConf.
— Margus Tsahkna (@Tsahkna) February 16, 2025
There’s a clear understanding of the need to further support Ukraine, increase pressure on Russia & bolster Europe’s defence capabilities. We’ll keep on moving forward. pic.twitter.com/iibttDPstu
Munich Security Conference
The Munich Security Conference is taking place in Munich, Germany, from February 14 to 16.
As previously reported, EU foreign ministers will hold an emergency meeting on February 16 following statements made at the Munich Security Conference.
