Petras Auštrevičius

E a. whereas on 27 January 2022 the EU has launched a case at the World Trade Organization against China over its discriminatory trade practices against Lithuania, which also affected other...

c) rigorously pursue the strategy of economic de-risking in EU-China relations, stressing that de-risking should focus on specific strategic sectors such as critical raw materials, industrial...

C. whereas in response to China’s diplomatic, material and military support for Russia’s illegal war against Ukraine, NATO has called China a ‘decisive enabler’ of the Russian...

a a) strengthen EU mechanisms to monitor and swiftly respond to any recurring economic coercion by China against EU Member States, ensuring that no Member State is left to face such coercion...

23. Underlines SDPs’ role in integrated border management and maritime security, which are especially important given Russia’s and Belarus' recent provocations and violations of NATO...

– having regards to Joint security commitments between the European Union and Ukraine signed on 27 June 2024;

2. Underlines that Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has been a wake-up call for Europe to prioritise and invest more in security and defence; underlines that Russia continues...

11. Stresses that there can be no European security without Ukrainian security; affirms that Ukraine is a strategic priority partner for the EU as it prepares to take its place as a member of the...

5. Underlines that the EU relationship with NATO is a priority and needs to continue to develop, including through increased intelligence and information sharing; stresses that EU-NATO cooperation...

5. Notes with concern Russia’s intensified militarisation and its aggressive posture as evidenced by regular Zapad military exercises with Belarus and other partner countries,...

7 a. Highlights the need to develop a regulatory framework that secures safe aviation in combination with the expanded use of drones and their infrastructure, as well as protecting against...

A b. whereas the EU institutions and Member States are adopting measures under the Defence Readiness Omnibus, with the aim of scaling up the EU’s defence capabilities and infrastructure to...

36. Stresses the need to strengthen EU structures, decision-making and operational autonomy; reiterates the call for greater coherence in CSDP governance linking Member States, the VP/HR and the...

1. Stresses the seriousness and urgency of the threats to European security emanating from Russia and its allies such as Belarus, Iran and North Korea; reiterates its full support for...

17. Calls for EU military mobility corridors to the eastern flank to be extended, including to Ukraine, by providing necessary funding for dual-use infrastructure and for these to be...

A a. whereas in September 2025, Russia, together with Belarus and other partner countries, proceeded with the Zapad military exercises along the EU border;

10 a. Welcomes the ongoing work on the Defence Readiness Omnibus and urges its swift completion and implementation;

16. Urges the EU to support Ukraine’s defence capabilities and the integration of the Ukrainian defence technological and industrial base (DTIB) into the EDTIB, while supporting EDTIB activities in...

15. Calls for appropriate measures to be taken to facilitate and incentivise the European defence technological and industrial base (EDTIB), including through public-private...

38 a. Notes that it is necessary to expand cooperation between the European Parliament’s Committee on Security and Defence and the security and defence committees of the national parliaments...

– having regards to its resolution of 9 October 2025 on a united response to recent Russia violations of the EU Member States’ airspace and critical infrastructure,

1 a. Welcomes the Commission’s proposal for the European Drone Defence Initiative and stresses the urgent need for it to be endorsed, developed and deployed swiftly;

31 a. Highlights the importance of involving EU candidate countries that are fully aligned with the EU's Common Security and Defence Policy in European drone capacity building;

A a. whereas since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine there have been numerous cases in which Russian drones have entered the territory of EU Member States; whereas in recent months there...

6. Underlines the growing use of drones in hybrid and terrorist attacks against critical infrastructure; recalls Operation “Spider web”, the 2023 sabotage attempt on Moldova’s...

17 b. Recognises the active role and contribution of civil society in Ukraine and EU Member States in the innovation, assembly and testing of drones, and calls for their consistent inclusion...

17 a. Urges the update of the aviation regulatory framework to ensure aviation safety in light of the increasing use of drones and anti-drone infrastructure;

24. Calls for expanding certified testing grounds for training on and integration of drone capabilities where industry and armed forces can rapidly co-develop, test and iterate drone solutions in...

24. Calls for the EU and the individual Member States to further formalise the representation of Belarusian democratic forces within the EU by supporting them in opening offices across European...

4. Underlines that Russia’s illegal and unjustified war of aggression against Ukraine constitutes an unprecedented attack on the European peace order since the Second World War; reiterates...