争议频频，“史上最艰难”欧盟峰会登场

Group 1 - Russian President Putin stated that if Kyiv refuses to engage in substantial dialogue, Russia will use military means to achieve the "liberation of historical territories" [1][3] - The ongoing discussions about a "peace plan" among the US, Ukraine, and Europe have highlighted the difficulty in resolving territorial and security issues, revealing conflicting priorities among the involved parties [1][3] - Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the need for European allies to support Ukraine in light of Russia's intentions to continue military actions next year [1][5] Group 2 - The upcoming EU summit is described as the "most difficult" in history, with key topics including the use of frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine, trade agreements, and immigration issues [4] - The European Commission proposed using frozen Russian assets to provide €90 billion in "compensation loans" to Ukraine, but this proposal faces strong opposition from Belgium and other countries due to concerns over potential retaliation from Russia [4] - The EU leaders are expected to make decisions regarding Ukraine's financial needs before concluding the summit [4] Group 3 - Ongoing negotiations between the US and both Russia and Ukraine regarding the "peace plan" are set to continue, with meetings planned in Miami and Brussels [5]