Thursday, November 27, 2025

EEU Council - Informal video conference of foreign affairs ministers, 26 November 2025 Main results

 

Informal video conference

of foreign affairs ministers,

 26 November 2025

Main results

Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine

EU Foreign Affairs Ministers informally gathered via video conference to discuss the latest developments in the negotiations to end the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine and achieve a just and lasting peace for Ukraine. The discussion took place against the background of a new diplomatic momentum, taking into account intensive high-level consultations in the margins of the recent G20, the discussions in Geneva over the weekend, the outcomes of the informal EUCO and the Coalition of the Willing at Leaders’ level.

The VTC started with an intervention of the Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sybiha, who provided an overview of the latest diplomatic developments and Ukraine’s position.

<p>Kaja Kallas, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and President of the Foreign Affairs Council</p>

Everyone welcomes United States push for peace. We all want this war to end, but how it ends also matters. We must keep in mind that there is one aggressor and one victim. An immediate and unconditional ceasefire must be the first step to ending the war.

 

Kaja Kallas, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and President of 

the Foreign Affairs Council

During the discussion, EU ministers exchanged views on the EU 

position on these diplomatic developments, and on the need to 

keep pressure on Russia’s regime while increasing military and 

financial support for Ukraine. In this context, they touched on 

the debate on a reparations loan for Ukraine.

There are few wars in the world where the situation is so clear

cut as it is here. The focus should be on what Russia -the

aggressor- must do, not what Ukraine -the victim- mus 

sacrifice.

Kaja Kallas, High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security 

Policy and President of the Foreign Affairs Council

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