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Kaja Kallas, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission, discusses the Russia-Ukraine war, peace negotiations, and Europe's role in shaping a potential settlement.
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00:00Ukraine wants peace more than anybody, because they have been under this bombardment for
00:05already four years now, and fifth year is going on. So they really want peace. And Europe wants
00:13peace. That is also very true. I mean, this is not right to say that we don't want peace.
00:20The only one who doesn't want peace is Russia. If Russia is presenting their maximum demands and
00:27requests, we should put our maximum demands also on the table to sort of balance these
00:34negotiations, and also to send a clear message to Russia that all of those things that they are
00:40interested in, lifting sanctions, you know, all of these things, actually, Europe needs to be around
00:47that table, because it's European decisions. And that is why, although American negotiators have
00:56been trying to, you know, push Ukraine into surrender for already almost two years, one
01:03and a half years now, why Ukraine hasn't surrendered on Putin's terms is because Europe has been
01:12supporting Ukraine.

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