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EU summit: Leaders clash over migration, as Denmark, Italy and Poland push for stronger language

Support for Ukraine and irregular migration took centre stage on the second day of the EU summit in Brussels.

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00:01The European Union will maintain its sanctions regime against Russia until Moscow seizes its
00:07war of aggression against Ukraine, Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Kosta reassured
00:13Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday. Their comments were a rebuke to U.S. President Donald Trump
00:18for easing sanctions on Russia to strike a diesel supply deal with his Russian counterpart Vladimir
00:24Putin. We're working now on the 22nd sanctions package. And one thing is absolutely clear.
00:31We will not lift any sanctions unless Russia stops the war.
00:39This is no time to withdraw the support to Ukraine. This is no time to relive Russia's sanctions.
00:47Now it's time to increase our support, to increase our pressure.
00:52Zelensky thanked European leaders for their continued support, pointedly describing them
00:57as real leaders who had stood by Ukraine since the beginning of the war.
01:02We don't see now signals from Russian side that they are ready for this, to end this war. That's
01:10why we have to prepare for the winter. Meanwhile, Trump has once again attacked Zelensky, calling
01:15his strategy to strike Russian oil refineries a disgrace in demanding new elections in the country.
01:21Biden has that chance also.
01:22There is a chance also.
01:23killed

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