"This financial reserve will allow us really to calibrate our financial support according to the evolution of the situation on the ground," von der Leyen said.
Read also:"We have exhausted all flexibility in our EU budget to deal with crisis after crisis," von der Leyen tweeted. "Now we come with a targeted proposal to better act on the most pressing issues," the post read, listing "Ukraine," "migration and external challenges," and "strengthening our competitiveness."
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