The European Union is under pressure to support Ukraine financially and militarily, especially as foreign assistance dwindles due to the Trump administration's pullback. President Zelenskyy emphasizes the urgent need for funding starting next year. Belgium is hesitant about a proposed €140 billion reparations loan using immobilized Russian assets, fearing retaliation from Moscow. The EU Commission is exploring alternatives, including joint debt or bilateral agreements, but faces challenges in securing support from member states. A decision is expected at the upcoming December summit, with the possibility of a temporary loan if no agreement is reached. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)