[EU leaders: Will continue to provide financial and military assistance to Ukraine] On November 12, European Commission President von der Leyen and European Council President Costa issued a joint statement after meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky in Dublin, the Irish capital, reaffirming the EU's firm support for Ukraine and stating that it will continue to provide large-scale financial and military assistance to Ukraine. The joint statement said the EU welcomed talks this week in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, and new progress in the peace process. The EU participated in these talks and will continue to participate in related processes. The EU will continue to stand with Ukraine and is committed to promoting a just and lasting peace and safeguarding Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity as well as the security of the European continent. The statement said that the EU will continue to provide substantial financial and military assistance to strengthen Ukraine's negotiating position. At the same time, the EU is pushing Ukraine to formulate a practical post-war reconstruction plan and supporting Ukraine's accession to the EU.