statementSaid on 2026-11-10
Merz also demands that sustainable funding for Ukraine be decided in the 2028–2034 budget negotiations and that the issue become a priority of the leaders' summit to be held in Dublin on 13 November.
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მერცი ასევე ითხოვს, უკრაინის მდგრადი დაფინანსება 2028–2034 წლების ბიუჯეტის მოლაპარაკებებში გადაწყდეს და საკითხი 13 ნოემბერს დუბლინში გასამართი ლიდერთა სამიტის პრიორიტეტად იქცეს.
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