German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reaffirmed his commitment to Ukraine, rejecting 'dictatorial peace' at the EU summit.

Scholz announced increased EU support for Ukraine, including arms purchases and the potential use of frozen Russian assets.

Internal coalition debates in Germany surfaced over the level of support for Ukraine, with notable opposition from SPD's Rolf Mützenich and questions from opposition leader Friedrich Merz.

EU Foreign Minister Josep Borrell is considering a proposal to allocate at least three billion euros annually from frozen Russian funds for Ukraine's military.

Despite internal debates, Scholz's firm stance at the Brussels summit positions him as a decisive leader on the international stage.