EU lawmakers want EU countries to lift current restrictions hindering Ukraine from using Western weapons systems against legitimate military targets in Russia (www.europarl.europa.eu)

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Ukraine must have the possibility to defend itself fully

Parliament deplores the declining volume of bilateral military aid to Ukraine by EU countries

MEPs demand tougher EU sanctions against Russia and its allies

Accountability for war crimes and Russian reparations are essential elements of any peaceful solution

In a resolution, MEPs want EU countries to lift current restrictions hindering Ukraine from using Western weapons systems against legitimate military targets in Russia.

The text, adopted on Thursday 19 September with 425 votes in favour, 131 against and 63 abstentions, states that without lifting current restrictions, Ukraine cannot fully exercise its right to self-defence and remains exposed to attacks on its population and infrastructure.

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