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EU leaders to clash over long-term budget, Ukraine support

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European Union leaders are scheduled to clash over the size of the bloc's next long-term budget, revenue sources, and spending priorities on Thursday, with no immediate agreement reached. The budget also includes provisions for Kyiv, and President Volodymyr Zelensky is expected to attend a meeting on Friday to rally support amidst rising tensions with US President Donald Trump. France 24's Europe Editor Armen Georgian reported these developments from Brussels, Belgium.

Key points

• EU leaders clash over budget size, revenue sources, and spending priorities on Thursday with no immediate agreement.
• Kyiv receives budget support, and President Volodymyr Zelensky will attend a meeting on Friday to rally support amid US tensions.

Context and limitations

Evidence covers EU budget disputes and Kyiv support only; Ukraine's participation on Friday is unconfirmed; specific meeting dates and exact budget figures remain unverified.

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