"European Leaders Unite to Arm Ukraine Amid Split Over Strategy"
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk urges for tangible support for Ukraine ahead of a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron, amid a diplomatic dispute between France and Germany over their approaches to aiding Ukraine. Tusk emphasizes the need for "less words, more ammunition" as Paris and Berlin clash over their strategies, with Macron advocating for a more aggressive stance and Germany facing criticism for its reluctance to provide certain military support. The "Weimar Triangle" meeting aims to foster unity, with Tusk potentially serving as a mediator between the feuding leaders.
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