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EU leaders fail to resolve most of key issues at Denmark summit — Politico

According to the officials, European leaders spoke a lot about defense and ran beyond the scheduled two hours
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Suzanne Plunkett/ Pool Photo via AP
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer
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BRUSSELS, October 2. /TASS/. EU presidents and prime ministers gathered in Copenhagen on Wednesday for a behind-closed-doors discussion that ended in a stalemate even with the European Union assailed by drones, warplanes and hybrid attacks, three officials told Politico Europe.

According to them, European leaders spoke a lot about defense and ran beyond the scheduled two hours, "taking twice that time." However, "little of substance emerged," with most of key issues remaining unanswered, Politico wrote.

Copenhagen hosted an informal EU summit on October 1. Later on Thursday, a meeting of the European Political Community will be held in the Danish capital.