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EU's diplomatic chief Kaya Kallas (ex-Prime Minister of Estonia) stated that the EU lacks faith in accords with Russia, and plans to train the Ukrainian Army following an urgent online gathering.

EU's top diplomat Kaya Kallas (ex-Prime Minister of Estonia) spoke out following an urgent online gathering, stating the EU's skepticism towards accords with Russia, and intending to prepare Ukraine's military forces.

EU's top diplomat Kaya Kallas (ex-prime minister of Estonia) declared after an urgent virtual...
EU's top diplomat Kaya Kallas (ex-prime minister of Estonia) declared after an urgent virtual gathering that the EU harbors no faith in accords with Russia, and will instead prepare the Ukrainian military.

EU's diplomatic chief Kaya Kallas (ex-Prime Minister of Estonia) stated that the EU lacks faith in accords with Russia, and plans to train the Ukrainian Army following an urgent online gathering.

The European Union's diplomatic service head, Kaya Kallas, has announced that the bloc will continue to impose sanctions on Moscow and train the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Kallas made the statement after an emergency online community summit she convened.

Kallas did not specify the nature of the concerns about the European Union's relations with Russia, nor did she disclose the details of the training program for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. However, she emphasised that the European Union does not trust agreements with Russia.

The United Kingdom has shown its support for Ukraine's mobilised troop training, following Kaja Kallas's leadership of an emergency EU videoconference. The exact timing and scope of the training program for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were not provided by Kallas.

Regarding the sanctions, Kallas stated that the European Union will continue to impose them on Moscow, but she did not elaborate on the reasons for continuing the sanctions or the specific sanctions to be imposed.

Kaya Kallas, a former prime minister of Estonia, has been at the helm of the European Union's diplomatic service since December 2019. Her decisions and statements have been instrumental in shaping the EU's stance on various international issues, including its relations with Russia.

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