rsemmes
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It was “self-explanatory that Europe is included in the peace talks to safeguard our interests.
U. von der Leyen.
Obviously, she added: "But also to support Ukraine”.
“Russia wants to talk about questions of a European security architecture. We do not need to discuss that; it already exists.” F. Merz.
And it is working, obviously. Even Zelenski conceded, now, talking about guarantees for Russian security. We don't trust Russia but we want to talk to Russia. We want to "safeguard our interests". Obviously, Russia wants to "safeguard its interests", even Ukraine wants to "safeguard its interests"... Only that it cannot, it has no money to do it, but every country want to safeguard its own interests.
www.theguardian.com
U. von der Leyen.
Obviously, she added: "But also to support Ukraine”.
“Russia wants to talk about questions of a European security architecture. We do not need to discuss that; it already exists.” F. Merz.
And it is working, obviously. Even Zelenski conceded, now, talking about guarantees for Russian security. We don't trust Russia but we want to talk to Russia. We want to "safeguard our interests". Obviously, Russia wants to "safeguard its interests", even Ukraine wants to "safeguard its interests"... Only that it cannot, it has no money to do it, but every country want to safeguard its own interests.
Russia is ‘setting traps’ in Ukraine talks, EU foreign policy chief warns
Kaja Kallas says Moscow is trying to divert attention from its aggression by raising issue of European security
www.theguardian.com
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