EU Leaders Evaluate Wagner Mutiny and Ukraine Security Commitments in Talks with NATO

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EU leaders have deemed the failed uprising led by the Wagner Group in Russia as an internal affair, but acknowledged its potential to destabilize the country. The leaders pledged continued support for Ukraine in its fight against the Russian invading army, including the possibility of providing further military aid. The European Commission is exploring the use of frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. Migration is also a key topic at the summit, with some EU countries advocating for a new approach that would process asylum applications outside of Europe. Economic issues and relations with China will be discussed on the second day of the summit.
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