EU leaders vow vigilance against migratory flows, call for Mideast de-escalation
Drawing on lessons from the 2015 migration crisis, the bloc said it was ready to "fully mobilise its diplomatic, legal, operational and financial tools" to prevent migratory movements to the EU and preserve security in Europe. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm...
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European Union leaders are vowing to remain vigilant against potential migratory flows and the spillover of Middle East conflicts, emphasizing preparedness and border security.
- The EU will fully mobilize its tools to prevent migratory movements and preserve security, drawing lessons from the 2015 migration crisis.
- Key organizations involved include the European Council and military operations like EUNAVFOR Aspides and EUNAVFOR Atalanta.
- Leaders also urged de-escalation in the Middle East and supported a moratorium on strikes against energy and water facilities.
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