EU leaders called for continued support for Ukraine amid strained relations with former US President Donald Trump. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy requested an additional €70 billion (approximately $79 billion) from the EU next year at the EU summit in Brussels to counter Russian attacks. Zelenskyy had previously abandoned an energy deal with Russia on Thursday, stating that Moscow failed to comply. Trump called this a "disgrace" and suspended sanctions on Russian oil products, reaching a diesel supply agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Zelenskyy criticized Trump's diesel deal, saying it would fund Russia's war. EU officials privately urged Zelenskyy to tone down his public criticism of Trump to avoid angering the United States.