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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told U.S. President Joe Biden that the European Union and the United States have concluded what she described as "the largest trade deal ever agreed" and will now focus on forging a “just and lasting peace” for Ukraine. Speaking after a "fantastic" NATO summit, von der Leyen said the trans-Atlantic partners—together the world’s two biggest economies—share a common interest in halting the war, adding that their next objective is to “stop the killing” in Ukraine.
Ursula von der Leyen at Russia/Ukraine meeting. "We had a fantastic Nato summit, the largest Trade deal and now we here to make lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine to stop the killing as European friends and allies." https://t.co/uFo3V8VPHz
.@EU_Commission President Ursula @vonderleyen : "We had a fantastic NATO Summit... We had the largest trade deal ever — agreed. And now, we are here to work together with you on a... lasting peace for Ukraine. Stop the killing. This is really our common interest." https://t.co/zhuzKPb8mi
.@EU_Commission President Ursula @vonderleyen: "We had a fantastic NATO Summit... We had the largest trade deal ever — agreed. And now, we are here to work together with you on a... lasting peace for Ukraine. Stop the killing. This is really our common interest." https://t.co/NlDGEYIh5w
