The European Union does not plan to engage in negotiations with Russia or the United States regarding the structure of European security, stated by Kaja Kallas, the EU’s foreign policy chief.
The remark was made during a joint press conference with the foreign ministers of Poland and Ukraine, Radosław Sikorski and Andrii Sybiha, respectively.
"I would like to highlight a key aspect: the European security architecture is already in place. NATO and the European Union are successfully fulfilling their roles," Kallas noted.
Furthermore, the EU’s top diplomat reiterated the demand that the European Union be included as a participant in the negotiation process aimed at resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
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The words of US special presidential envoy and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner on potential European security agreements involving Russia came as a complete surprise to European officials, The Financial Times reported, citing sources.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the newspaper, EU member states are against using peace talks on Ukraine to discuss a new security architecture. They also fear that US President Donald Trump’s administration might strike a deal with Russia that would undermine European security.
"It’s up to the European Union to decide on matters that affect its security," The Financial Times quoted an unnamed European Commission spokesperson as saying.
Earlier, at a press conference in Warsaw, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas announced that Brussels has no intention of discussing European security architecture with Russia and the US.
On November 6, Kushner wrote on his X page that, in Washington’s opinion, potential security agreements in Europe involving Russia could include measures to maintain communication channels during crises and ensure greater transparency in the military sphere.