During her confirmation hearing as the EU’s next foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas emphasized the necessity for Ukraine to win its war against Russia. Citing historical context, she argued that allowing Russian territorial claims would set a dangerous precedent for aggression globally. She rejected past peace agreements, like the Minsk accords, as ineffective, asserting they only led to further conflict. Addressing broader security issues, Kallas called for stronger EU ties with the US while supporting the completion of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, noting China’s growing competition with Europe.

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