Majority of Europeans Reject Sending Troops and Arms to Ukraine
While pro-war governments are spending billions on military aid, Europeans would rather see peace efforts advancing.
Zolta Sitkei
January 23, 2026
EU leaders are gathering today in Brussels for an emergency summit to respond to Washington’s moves.
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The Italian Prime Minister is convinced that, as the balance of power is not favourable to Europe, it is better to continue negotiations.
