EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told the Munich Security Conference that Europe must regain its political and defensive willpower, stressing that “European defense begins in Ukraine.”
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She argued that Russia does not want peace and that the EU must become stronger to face threats.
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Kallas highlighted Russia’s hybrid tactics: cyberattacks, sabotage, energy blackmail, and nuclear threats.
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She revealed joint work with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on a new security strategy focused on defense and economic resilience.
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Any peace deal, she said, must include Russian concessions: reducing its army, paying for war damages, and denying amnesty to war criminals.
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She warned against granting Russia achievements it has not earned on the battlefield.
Sources – Agencies
