The European Union (EU) has affirmed its unequivocal support for Ukraine in facing the challenges caused by the Russian invasion. Through various measures and official statements, the EU demonstrated its commitment to defending Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. One of the pillars of EU support is the economic sanctions imposed on Russia. These sanctions are aimed at weakening Russia’s military and economic capabilities, as well as reducing the flow of funds for aggressive actions. In this framework, the EU has expanded the list of individuals and entities subject to sanctions. It is hoped that this economic pressure will force Russia to stop its military action in Ukraine. In addition to sanctions, the EU also provides significant humanitarian assistance. Through aid programs, the EU has channeled funds to meet the urgent needs of the Ukrainian people, including food, protection and health services. In 2023, the EU announced a new aid package worth billions of euros to support Ukraine, while coordinating aid from member states. Military support is also a major focus. The EU introduced new initiatives, such as the European Peace Facility, which allows member states to provide military assistance directly to Ukraine. With this tool, the EU hopes to strengthen Ukraine’s defense capabilities, including the procurement of modern weapons and military equipment. The political aspect of EU support is no less important. The European Union consistently invites partner countries to unite in supporting Ukraine. High-level meetings were held to discuss strategic steps, and this political support proved vital in responding to Russian aggression. Through resolutions in the UN Security Council and other international forums, the EU continues to voice solidarity with Ukraine. The importance of strengthening Ukraine’s integration with the European Union is also part of the support strategy. The EU provides better market access for Ukrainian products, as well as accelerating the integration process in sectors such as energy and transport. It aims to stabilize the Ukrainian economy and support long-term development. EU support is also reflected through education and exchange programs. It is designed to increase Ukraine’s human resource capacity to face future challenges. These efforts aim to strengthen Ukrainian civil society and ensure the sustainability of the reform program in the country. Not only that, the EU is also committed to facilitating the post-conflict reconstruction process. Discussion sessions were held to plan various infrastructure projects and economic revitalization, involving the private sector to attract foreign investment. With all these steps, the European Union shows that support for Ukraine is not just rhetoric, but is an integrated series of real actions to help Ukraine overcome current challenges and build a better future.