Live Blog: Eastern Partnership Summit In Vilnius

In September, Armenia -- which had spent years negotiating an Association Agreement and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement with the EU -- announced its intention to join the Russian-backed customs union, precluding it from signing a trade pact with the EU.

Moldovan Prime Minister Lurie Leanca on signing:

This will "surely bring my country one day into the European Union."

Now we can say it officially. With signing ceremonies over, Ukraine does not sign Association Agreement with EU.

Georgian President Giorgi Margvelashvili speaking.

Says the EU monitoring mission remains the essential guaranteur of Georgian security.

EU and Azerbaijan sign agreement on facilitation of visas.

As the Summit begins anew this morning in Vilnius, protests in Ukraine against President Viktor Yanukovych's decision to pull out of signing an EU Association Agreement continue. The protests, nicknamed Euro-Maidan for a central square in Kyiv, brought out tens of thousands of people earlier in the week.

Van Rompuy speaking now. He commends Georia and Moldova for signing "the most far reaching agreements the EU has ever negotiated with its partners" and makes sure to note that they did so without "undue pressure" -- an apparent reference to Russia.

He did not mention Ukraine.

Brussels reporter for "Wall Street Journal."