Manfred Weber: Europe has to support Ukraine more determined

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<p><strong>Meta-Beschreibung:</strong> Manfred Weber, EVP-Fraktionsvorsitzender im Europaparlament, fordert mehr Unterstützung für die Ukraine und betont, dass dieses Investment in die europäische Sicherheit unerlässlich ist. Im Gespräch thematisiert er auch die dringenden Herausforderungen der Migration in Europa und die Notwendigkeit, die Kontrolle über Grenzfragen zurückzugewinnen. Er warnt vor dem Einfluss radikaler Kräfte und ruft zur Solidarität auf. Lesen Sie mehr über Webers Forderungen und die aktuellen politischen Debatten.</p>
<p> <strong> meta description: </strong> Manfred Weber, EPP parliamentary group leader in the European Parliament, demands more support for Ukraine and emphasizes that this investment is essential in European security. In the conversation, he also addresses the urgent challenges of migration in Europe and the need to regain control over border issues. He warns of the influence of radical forces and calls for solidarity. Read more about Weber's demands and current political debates. </p> (Symbolbild/MB)

In the middle of the stormy waves of political debates, Manfred Weber, the Dynamic group leader of the EVP in the European Parliament, calls for a powerful and determined actions in Europe in favor of Ukraine! In an insightful interview during the EU summit in Brussels, Weber confirms: "We have to do more! Europe is strong, financially and economical. This support is not only feasible, but also a clever investment in our own security!"

"This war is not just a problem for Ukraine - it affects all of us," warn Weber urgently. "If we support Ukraine, we can keep the war away!" In times when radical edges are trying to dominate the discourse, Weber sees an overwhelming majority of European citizens behind Ukraine. He appeals to the Member States, especially to Germany: "It is time to clearly say that Ukraine needs a perspective for NATO accession!"

migration as a pressing problem

Weber also addresses the urgent problem of migration in Europe, which lets the companies drift apart. The shattering attack in Solingen clearly illustrates the need to regain control of migration. "It is our decision who will come to Europe and who does not - not those of tractor gangs!" He emphasizes passionately.

The changes necessary for this are vital for survival, because Weber warns: "The Schengen freedom of movement is waning, and we see border controls again. It is high time to act!" Right -wing extremists are spreading in Europe, and Weber decides to put the tractor gangs once and for all. "Everything that helps us to destroy this illegal model is necessary - as long as we pay attention to the legal standards and human rights!"

See the whole conversation shortly at www.phoenix.de.

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