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EU stumbles on $5.4 billion Ukraine plan under Trump pressure

European Union leaders tussled over weapons deliveries to Kyiv and who would represent them in U.S.-led diplomacy as the bloc struggled to formulate a strategy on Ukraine.

An EU summit in Brussels was unable to agree on delivering €5 billion ($5.4 billion) to secure ammunition for Ukraine this year, as members including France and Italy balked at committing to specific financial volumes, according to European diplomats familiar with the talks. A number of European leaders will meet again in Paris on March 27 to try to drive the process forward.

“The objective for me on Thursday is first of all for there to be a renewed and explicit commitment, and perhaps one that is a little more specific, on short-term support for Ukraine,” French President Emmanuel Macron said late Thursday as leaders filed out.

Leaders have become increasingly alarmed about being kept out of U.S. President Donald Trump’s dealing with the Kremlin — and the risk of being unable to agree on how to help Ukraine defend itself. During the summit, they pored over the sequence of Trump’s phone diplomacy this week, which yielded an agreement to halt attacks on energy infrastructure — but fell well short of a ceasefire aimed at ending the three-year war.

EU leaders also sparred over the failure so far