UK pushes for Ukraine to get long-range missiles, support from coalition of the willing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : It comes a day after EU leaders tasked the European Commission to move ahead with options for funding Ukraine for two more years, leaving the door open for a €140-billion ($162 billion) "reparations loan".
45% : * EU leaders took steps to fund Ukraine for another two years.
45% : The EU froze around €200 billion of Russian central bank assets after Moscow's tanks rolled into Ukraine, and the European Commission has proposed using the funds to provide a huge loan to Kyiv - without seizing them outright.
41% : EU leaders also took steps toward funding Ukraine's defence for another two years, although they stopped short of greenlighting a mammoth "reparations loan" backed by frozen Russian assets.
36% : Kyiv's Western allies have ratcheted up pressure on Moscow as the war enters its fourth winter, with the US and EU both announcing new sanctions this week on Russian energy aimed at crippling its war economy.

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