European leaders have agreed to support the creation of a multinational force to assist Ukraine as the war with Russia continues. The decision followed high-level meetings where officials stressed the need for stronger cooperation to help Ukraine defend itself and maintain stability in the region. The move shows Europe’s growing commitment to Ukraine’s security.

In addition to the security support, European authorities also reaffirmed their backing for Ukraine’s path to European Union membership. Leaders said Ukraine has made notable progress on reforms despite the war and deserves continued encouragement as it works toward meeting EU requirements. This approval is seen as a strong political signal to both Kyiv and Moscow.

Supporters of the plan explained that the multinational force would involve coordination among willing European nations. While details are still being finalized, the goal is to strengthen Ukraine’s capacity and send a clear message of unity against aggression. Officials emphasized that the force would respect international law and existing agreements.

Meanwhile, reactions across Europe have been mixed, with some countries urging caution over escalation, while others believe decisive action is necessary. Analysts say the combined support for security and EU membership could shape the future of the conflict and redefine Europe’s relationship with Ukraine in the years ahead.