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What changed between the resolution motion joint and the adopted text
From · resolution motion joint· 26 Nov 2024
on reinforcing EU’s unwavering support to Ukraine against Russia’s war of aggression and the increasing military cooperation between North Korea and Russia
To · adopted text· 28 Nov 2024
Reinforcing EU’s unwavering support to Ukraine against Russia’s war of aggression and the increasing military cooperation between North Korea and Russia
AI:What changed, in short
Adds a call to address the EU's reliance on Russian fertilisers, which fund Russia's war and threaten food security.6 Expands the list of occupied Ukrainian regions to include Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson.1 The other changes are formal or wording: decimal separators are aligned and references to Hungary are rephrased.2345
2 changes of substance · 2 formal · 3 of wording only
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Changes to the text itself, in document order. Cover page, citations and punctuation-only edits are left out; they are under “Every difference”.
Changes of substance · 2
Change 1 Substance
AI summary:Expands the list of occupied regions to include Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, in addition to Donetsk.
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Changed:A. whereas Russia has been carrying out an illegal, unprovoked and unjustified war of aggression against Ukraine since 24 February 2022, in a continuation of its aggression since 2014, including the illegal annexation of Crimea and the occupation of parts of the DonetskDonetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and LuhanskKherson regions, persistently, blatantly and grossly violating the principles of the UN Charter and international humanitarian law, as established by the Geneva Conventions of 1949;
Change 6 Substance
AI summary:Adds a call for the EU to address the growing reliance on Russian fertilisers, highlighting their role in funding Russia's war and threatening food security.
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Changed:14. Calls on the Council to extend its sanctions against Russia; calls for further sanctions against sectors of special economic importance for Russia (the metallurgical, nuclear, chemical, agricultural and banking sectors) and on Russian raw materials, such as aluminium, steel products, uranium, titanium and nickel, for a full embargo on imports into the EU of Russian fossil fuels and liquefied natural gas (LNG), and for the price cap on Russian petroleum products to be lowered further in coordination with G7 partners, in order to stop contributing to the financing of Russia’s illegal war of aggression; calls for stronger and more targeted sanctions against Russia’s shadow fleet; underlines the need to cease any cooperation with Russia in the nuclear energy sector; highlights that Russia is shifting from reliance on gas exports to gas-derived fertilisers, which provide a major source of revenue and foreign currency earnings for the Russian state, directly fuelling its war machine, while simultaneously compromising EU economies and threatening food security; calls for the EU to address this challenge properly, urgently and with strong, decisive actions, as the EU’s reliance on Russian fertilisers is growing at an alarming rate;
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Change 3 Formal
AI summary:Changes decimal separators from periods to commas in the amounts EUR 43.5 billion and EUR 1.4 billion.
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Changed:R. whereas the EU’s overall military support for Ukraine – provided through the European Peace Facility (EPF) and by Member States directly – amounts to around EUR 43.543,5 billion; whereas in August 2024, the EU mobilised only the first tranche – EUR 1.41,4 billion – of windfall profits from frozen assets of the Central Bank of Russia through the EPF to support further military assistance for Ukraine;
Change 5 Formal
AI summary:Changes the decimal separator in the percentage from 0.25% to 0,25%.
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Changed:13. Calls for the EU and its Member States to further strengthen their military support for Ukraine, including through the provision of aircraft, long-range missiles, including Taurus missiles, modern air defence systems, including Patriots and SAMP/T, and ammunition, as well as MANPADS, artillery and training programmes for Ukrainian forces, and calls for accelerated delivery of the equipment pledged to meet Ukraine’s urgent needs; reiterates its position that all EU Member States and NATO allies should collectively and individually commit to supporting Ukraine militarily, with no less than 0.250,25 % of their GDP annually; welcomes the signing of the joint security commitments between the EU and Ukraine and calls for the Commission and Member States to act swiftly to effectively implement the commitments made; calls on the Commission and the Council to prioritise making the European IRIS2 space communication capabilities fully operational and to grant Ukraine (and Taiwan) access as soon as possible;
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Change 2 Wording
AI summary:Rephrases the reference to Hungary's veto, changing 'Hungary's veto' to 'the Hungarian Government's veto'.
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Changed:Q. whereas since February 2022, the EU has adopted 14 packages of sanctions aimed in particular at limiting as far as possible the Kremlin’s ability to finance the war it has unleashed; whereas these sanctions are set for a period of six months at a time; whereas a proposal to extend the duration of sanctions to three years has not been adopted; whereas the proposal has been blocked by Hungary’sthe Hungarian Government’s veto, which hampers secure, longer-term stability and support for this loan structure;
Change 4 Wording
AI summary:Rephrases the subject from 'Hungary' to 'the Hungarian Government' in the context of blocking the Ukraine Assistance Fund.
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Changed:T. whereas Hungarythe Hungarian Government is blocking both the newly established EUR 5 billion Ukraine Assistance Fund set up in March 2024 within the EPF and the eighth tranche of EPF reimbursements for Member States that have been delivering military aid to Ukraine for nearly two years; whereas the Hungarian Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs travelled to Moscow to engage with an aggressor state;
Change 7 Wording
AI summary:Rephrases the reference to Hungary's blockade as 'the Hungarian Government' and changes decimal separators in EUR 6.6 billion.
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Changed:16. Calls for the EU institutions and the Member States to actively contribute towards maintaining unity on sanctions and to swiftly pursue the adoption of the 15th package of sanctions; urges the Member States to actively pressure Hungarythe Hungarian Government to end its irresponsible blockade of the European Peace Facility, including the newly established Ukraine Assistance Fund, which has prevented the release of EUR 6.66,6 billion in partial reimbursements to Member States providing military support to Ukraine; stresses that if the EPF remains blocked until the next European Council, a new format must immediately be established that only includes those Member States that are willing and able to provide military aid to Ukraine, or national contributions must be reimbursed in order not to hamper the smooth financing of bilateral aid;