
The European Union’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has warned that calls for Ukraine to cede territory to Russia risk playing into a “trap” set by Vladimir Putin, accusing the Kremlin leader of showing no genuine interest in peace.
Speaking in an interview with the BBC on Friday, the EU diplomacy chief dismissed suggestions that Kyiv should compromise on land as part of a deal to end the three-year war, insisting that Moscow had yet to make “one single concession”.