EU Sets Out Opposition to Russian Troops in Georgia, Moldova
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EU sets out opposition to Russian troops in Georgia, Moldova
The European Union’s foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas on Thursday set out her and the bloc’s opposition to the presence of Russian troops in both Georgia and Moldova, at the end of the day’s informal summit of the foreign ministers of the 27 EU member states in Limassol. “There are broader security concerns when we look at the presence of Russian troops in countries such as Georgia and Moldova. It is clearly in Europe’s interest that these for…
The Head of European Diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, said that the European Union intends to formulate its own requirements for Russia in possible peace negotiations on Ukraine, which will be discussed at the meeting of EU foreign ministers, and she believes that Moscow is trying to call for a discussion on who should lead the negotiations on behalf of Europe and believes that this is a trap.
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“When we talk about Europe’s key security interests, and these countries are seeking to follow the European path, the presence of Russian troops there is an obvious security risk. It is in our interest that they leave,” Kallas said after an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers in Cyprus on Thursday, News.Az reports, citing News Georgia. Kallas also argued that if Ukraine were asked to accept arms limitations as part of a future peace agreeme…
The head of European diplomacy, Kai Callas, outlined the requirements that Brussels would demand from Moscow during the peace talks, including the withdrawal of Russian troops from Transdniestria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
The High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, said that, if negotiations with Russia on Ukraine start, Brussels will raise, among other things, the issue of the withdrawal of Russian troops from the territories of Georgia and Moldova. Kallas said this on 28 May, while talking to journalists from Cyprus, where an informal meeting of EU foreign ministers is taking place.
EU’s Kallas Says European Security Interest Is for Russian Troops Not to Be in Georgia, Moldova - Civil Georgia
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the European security interest is for Russian troops not to be in countries like Georgia and Moldova, while discussing the concessions Brussels would demand from Moscow should peace negotiations begin over the war in Ukraine. “If you think about the Russian troops in countries like Georgia, Moldova, that is also in European security interests that these troops are not there and they are not meddling with …
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