EU's Kallas rejects Russia's security demands, insists ceasefire first in Ukraine

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas rejected Russia's calls for a new European security framework, insisting talks must start with a ceasefire in Ukraine. She accused Moscow of diverting attention from the lack of a truce. Kallas stated Russia has never been attacked and has attacked other nations, dismissing its security demands as a distraction. Her remarks come as US and European leaders debate peace process terms. Disagreements over security guarantees could complicate efforts to end the war, with Kallas emphasizing that negotiations should prioritize an immediate ceasefire before broader discussions.