The European Commission held multi-party talks on Ukraine in Brussels on November 4. Representatives from Ukraine, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States, as well as representatives from NATO and the World Bank, participated, focusing on Ukraine's post-war reconstruction and economic development. The European Commission issued a statement after the meeting saying that the talks are one of the international community's ongoing efforts to promote lasting peace in Ukraine, with the aim of further improving Ukraine's post-war economic development and prosperity plan. The European Commission said that the EU will continue to stand united and firmly support Ukraine. Since the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the EU has provided a total of 231.5 billion euros in support to Ukraine. As all parties continue to push for lasting peace in Ukraine, the EU will also continue to support Ukraine in strengthening its capabilities.

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