EU, NATO pledge unwavering Ukraine support after Russia-linked airport attack
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EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and NATO chief Mark Rutte said Russia’s intimidation will not derail support for Ukraine after Berlin attributed a foiled Leipzig airport attack to Moscow. They stressed unity, warned of further sanctions, and announced rapid-response teams to aid countries hit by such incidents, while Kyiv seeks several billion euros to fund air defenses like Patriot missiles.
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