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EU’s Kallas says she sees no sign of Russian goodwill to negotiate peace

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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated during a G7 meeting in Paris that there are no signs of Russian willingness to negotiate peace regarding the Ukraine war, noting Russia's past non-compliance with security agreements. She emphasized that future discussions on European security should follow EU treaty guidelines rather than informal channels and expressed anticipation for some EU countries to address recent fake bomb threats.
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On November 9, Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign policy chief, stated during a G7 meeting in Paris that there are no signs of goodwill from Russia to negotiate peace in Ukraine. In an interview with Reuters, she expressed disappointment that despite multiple agreements signed by Russia supporting European security, these have not been honored. She emphasized that future discussions on European security should follow the EU's institutional structures rather than ad hoc arrangements. Additionally, Kallas indicated that some European countries will likely share their concerns about recent hoax bomb threats affecting the region in upcoming days.

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“Article A covers a broader discussion among G-7 ministers, while Article B focuses on EU's foreign policy chief Kallas' comments specifically regarding Russian goodwill in peace negotiations.”
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Speaking in an interview with Reuters on the sidelines of a G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris, Kaja Kallas also said any future discussions on European security should be led by the European Union in line with its treaties and institutional structures, rather than through ad hoc formats.
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EU’s Kallas says she sees no sign of Russian goodwill to negotiate peace PARIS, Nov 9 - asserted
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The European Union's foreign policy chief said on Monday she saw little sign of goodwill from Russia to negotiate a settlement to the war in Ukraine, adding Moscow had already signed up to numerous agreements underpinning European security but had failed to respect them. asserted
Moscow → say → them
Speaking in an interview with Reuters on the sidelines of a G7 foreign ministers meeting in Paris, Kaja Kallas also said any future discussions on European security should be led by the European Union in line with its treaties and institutional structures, rather than through ad hoc formats. asserted
discussions → speak → formats
"It is clear that the big countries want to talk also to big countries" she said. asserted
she → want → countries
"But when it comes to European security issues, then the European Union has very clear lines in place. asserted
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We have the treaties," she also said. asserted
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She added she expected some European countries to also provide their suspicions on a spate of hoax bomb threats across the bloc in the coming days. asserted
countries → add → days
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