Why Kallas Says Ceasefire Must Come Before Any Peace Deal

Kaja Kallas just delivered one of the clearest statements yet on the Ukraine peace process at the European Political Community summit in Dublin. She said there is still no goodwill from the Russian side. The only acceptable sequence is a real ceasefire that stops the bombing of civilians, then a peace agreement, and only after that any discussion of broader European security architecture.
She stressed that Europe already has a security architecture in place through the Helsinki Final Act, the Paris Agreement, and the Budapest Memorandum — documents Russia itself signed. The problem is that Russia is not keeping those agreements. Focusing on a new security order right now, she warned, simply diverts attention from the urgent need to stop the killing in Ukraine.
This is the European position stated without softening. Watch her full remarks and decide where you stand.
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