European officials voiced concerns about the U.S. approach to the Ukraine-Russia conflict at the Munich Security Conference on February 16. The concerns arose following statements from U.S. officials suggesting a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy, including the exclusion of the EU from peace talks and a reluctance to support Ukraine's NATO membership. These developments have prompted EU leaders to consider designating a special envoy for Ukraine peace talks and to increase their own defense spending to ensure continued support for Ukraine and regional stability.
EU Officials Express Concern Over US Stance on Ukraine Conflict at Munich Security Conference
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