This includes equipping Ukraine with long-range missiles, air defense systems and other advanced tools it urgently requires. 15/

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Going forward, rather than support
Ukraine for "as long as it takes," we must commit to providing "whatever it takes" for Ukraine to win. 14/

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However, the West has often been too slow in supplying essential weapons, only acting when Russia seemed to gain the upper hand, costing lives. 13/

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The EU and its member states have provided unprecedented economic, humanitarian and military support to Ukraine, delivering nearly €30 billion in ammunition and weapons. 12/

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Whispers of appeasement have returned but claims that Ukraine cannot win or that Western support won't last are as wrong now as two years ago. 11/

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Russia has made virtually no battlefield advances in 2023 but Putin remains willing to sacrifice many more lives to conquer Kyiv. 10/

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Josep Borrell’s assessment is similarly honest, straightforward, yet determined and optimistic. He says that while Ukraine won major battles like Kyiv and Kherson, last year's counteroffensive did not achieve desired results and Russia maintains pressure on Ukraine. 9/

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He emphasizes military aid must come at the time Ukraine needs it, as delays costs lives, and supporting Ukraine protects global freedom and security. 8/

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Yermak believes Russia's goal is to destroy democracies, with Ukraine only the beginning, and the future of the world is being decided there. 7/

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Ukraine's counteroffensive had some success given the limited capabilities provided, and they will not make the mistake of underestimating Russia again, according to Yermak. 6/

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