European leaders vow long-term support for Ukraine amidst counteroffensive.

French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, and Polish leader Andrzej Duda met to discuss military support for Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia and humanitarian aid. Ukraine has been urging NATO members to make concrete progress on its accession to the alliance at the July summit. The Weimar Triangle meeting also highlighted some tensions between Poland, which advocates a tough line on Russia, and France and Germany. The leaders also discussed EU asylum reform, with Duda expressing skepticism about the agreement reached last week in Brussels.