← JUDr. Pavel Telička

Kopíruji část závěrů Evropské rady k Ukrajině. Každý si může na jejich pozadí udělat obrázek o počínání českého premiéra na summitu a skutečné hodnotě vyjednaného sám. Hodnota vskutku pochybná, ba co víc, kontraproduktivní z hlediska dlouhodobé pozice ČR v EU. Dnešním ránem začaly akcie Česka v EU padat. Na druhou stranu, počínání Slovenska a Maďarska naprosto nechutné. Přesto ministr zahraničí Macinka se bude právě s nimi tulit. Recalling the commitment of October 2025 to address Ukraine’s pressing financial needs for 2026-2027, including for its military and defence efforts, the European Council took stock of ongoing work to deliver on that commitment. In line with the European Council’s previous conclusions which underline that, subject to EU law, Russia’s assets should remain immobilised until Russia ceases its war of aggression against Ukraine and compensates it for the damage caused by its war, the European Union, given the unprecedented situation, adopted on the basis of Article 122 TFEU exceptional, temporary and duly justified emergency measures immobilising such assets on a more sustained basis. The European Council takes note of the statement of the Commission made at the time of adoption of that act. 3 EUCO 26/25 EN Following the Commission and the High Representative’s recent proposals, the European Council calls on the Council and the European Parliament to continue working on the technical and legal aspects of the instruments establishing a Reparations Loan based on the cash balances associated with Russia’s immobilised assets. In the meantime, with a view to ensuring the necessary financial support for Ukraine as from the second quarter of 2026, including its military needs, the European Council agrees to provide a loan to Ukraine of EUR 90 billion for the years 2026-2027 based on EU borrowing on the capital markets backed by the EU budget headroom. By means of enhanced cooperation (Article 20 TEU) in respect of the instrument based on Article 212 TFEU, any mobilisation of resources of the Union’s budget as a guarantee for this loan will not have an impact on the financial obligations of the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. This loan would be repaid by Ukraine only once reparations are received. Until then, these assets will remain immobilised and the Union reserves its right to make use of them to repay the loan, in full accordance with EU and international law. The European Council underlines the importance of the following elements in relation to the loan to be provided to Ukraine: a) strengthening of the European and Ukrainian defence industries;Kopírovat text

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