EU's Costa backs Meloni's criticism of peace talks 'disarray,' plans to fix it
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni urged the EU to adopt a unified approach to peace talks, receiving support from European Council President Antonio Costa. In a letter, Meloni warned that multiple peace initiatives could undermine Europe's credibility in addressing complex issues. Costa agreed, emphasizing the need for a coordinated EU representation to effectively support Ukraine. The EU's role in peace negotiations has been inconsistent, often varying in leadership among member states and institutions. Ukraine has stressed the importance of EU involvement, given its significant financial support and future security guarantees. President Zelensky acknowledged the EU's diplomatic efforts, highlighting the bloc's commitment to defending its interests in negotiations.
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