00:00Good morning. Good to be in sunny Dublin. We have a lot of discussions on the table today.
00:07We talk about democratic resilience. We talk about connectivity, all the things that unite us here
00:13in Europe and wider European political community. But of course, what is on everybody's minds
00:20is the talks between Russia and Ukraine. Unfortunately, we don't see any goodwill
00:28from the Russian side. There should be a right sequencing. First, to have a ceasefire so that
00:35the bombing of the civilians really stops. And then sit down, talk over the peace agreement.
00:41And only then we can talk about peace or security architecture of Europe. What I want to stress
00:48is that we already have a European security architecture in place. It has been written
00:52in several documents. If you think about the Helsinki Final Act, the Paris Agreement,
00:59the Budapest Nomorandum, where Russia has also agreed to the European security architecture.
01:05The problem just is that Russia is not keeping to those agreements. So right now, I mean,
01:10the focus should be on how we make sure that Russia actually keeps to their obligations that
01:17they have taken under several agreements, international agreements, and they don't attack
01:22another country again. But what I want to stress is the sequencing is super important. First,
01:27the ceasefire, then the peace agreement, and then any kind of other discussions. Right now,
01:33taking the focus to the European security architecture is actually diverting the attention
01:37away from where it actually should be, which is ceasefire stopping the killing in Ukraine.
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01:43And we have to make sure that global action is right now.