European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Ukraine on the anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion, emphasizing the European Union’s unwavering support for the nation. Her arrival in Kyiv marks her tenth visit since the beginning of the invasion four years ago, demonstrating the EU's ongoing commitment to assist Ukraine both militarily and economically, particularly as the country faces challenges during the winter season.

During her visit, Von der Leyen reiterated her message of solidarity, stating that Europe will stand by Ukraine as it endures the hardships of war. She highlighted the necessity of continued support and reminded both the Ukrainian people and the aggressor that the EU will not relent in its efforts until peace is established in Ukraine, emphasizing that it must be on Ukraine's terms.

This visit comes at a critical time as Ukraine continues to defend its sovereignty against Russian aggression, and it underscores the EU’s strategic position in supporting its neighboring countries. Von der Leyen’s statement on social media reinforced the message of commitment, indicating a united front to both motivate the Ukrainian side and to send a stern warning to Russia against further hostilities.