EU Will Have to Consider Boosting Aid for Ukraine, Borrell Says

Natalia Ojewska

(Bloomberg) -- The European Union has “to consider a scenario where our support” for Ukraine increases in the wake of Donald Trump’s victory in US presidential election, according to the EU’s top foreign policy official Josep Borrell.

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He spoke in Warsaw alongside Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski. Borrell was in Kyiv over the weekend, where he pledged that EU support for Ukraine will remain “unwavering.”

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