‘Moscow Is Trying to Scare Europe’: Kaja Kallas as EU Moves Toward Tougher Russia Sanctions
Kallas said sanctions must hit Russia’s economy harder as EU ambassadors raced to renew measures on about 3,000 people and entities.
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Times of India‘Moscow is trying to scare Europe’: Kaja Kallas as EU moves toward tougher Russia sanctions
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says Europe is facing a rapid increase in sabotage attacks and airspace violations as Russia seeks to pressure Europe over its support for Ukraine. Kallas said that as Russia takes greater risks, Europe must impose greater costs. She called for stronger action against Russia’s shadow fleet, tougher measures targeting its military-industrial complex, and increased economic pressure.
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Kaja Kallas called on the EU to quickly extend the packages against the Russians and cut Moscow's war budget.
Kallas listed as the EU's main priorities for the week of the UN meeting in New York Russia's war against Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East, global food security, responsibility for the crimes committed during the wars, maritime security and the functioning of the multilateral system. "Europe is facing a rapid proliferation of sabotage attacks and air space violations. Moscow is trying to scare Europe to reduce its support for Ukraine. A…
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