Russia is ‘setting traps’ in Ukraine talks, EU foreign policy chief warns
The Guardian reports that EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warned against "walking into the traps that Russia is setting" in Ukraine talks. According to the outlet, Kallas said Moscow was trying to start a debate about European security to divert attention from its aggression. Speaking on arrival at an EU leaders' summit, she said: "We have one aggressor and one victim, and the aggressor does not have security concerns."
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Russia is ‘setting traps’ in Ukraine talks, EU foreign policy chief warns
Kaja Kallas says Moscow is trying to divert attention from its aggression by raising issue of European security Europe live – latest updates The EU’s foreign policy chief has warned against “walking into the traps that Russia is setting” as she said Moscow was trying to start a debate about European security in order to divert attention from its aggression. “We have one aggressor and one victim, and the aggressor does not have security concerns,” Kaja Kallas said on arrival at an EU leaders’ sum
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