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Vladimir Putin's threats of seeing the lift of restrictions on Ukraine’s use of Western weapons against targets inside Russia as the start of EU and NATO’s war against Russia will not change the EU's position on supporting Ukraine.

Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration Olha Stefanishyna will take part in an informal meeting of the EU's General Affairs Council, dedicated to the twentieth anniversary of EU enlargement.

The EU's spring economic forecast recorded higher economic development indicators than those envisaged in the previous winter forecast. It showed higher-than-expected economic resilience of the EU, as well as Ukraine, in the face of Russia's ongoing military aggression against Ukraine.

The EU's tenth package of sanctions will target not only Russian political and military leaders, but also propagandists who are poisoning the public space at home and abroad.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Ukrainian diplomats should do everything possible to strengthen the EU's seventh round of sanctions, which should be a fair response to Russia's terror.

Ukraine has joined the EU's LIFE program, under which it will be able to get resources and funding to address the long-term effects of Russian aggression, as well as to restore the environment as a whole.

Ukraine hopes that joining the EU's common customs and payment areas will be the next steps on the country's road to European integration.

Ukraine is planning to join the EU's roaming space and the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) in the near future.