Kaja Kallas explained that russia does not need security guarantees because it is the aggressor and the one that attacked the victim

"First and foremost, there must be a ceasefire, and only then should there be any other discussions about the European security architecture, which simply distract attention from the fact that we need a truce", - European Pravda quoted the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy as saying at the informal EU summit in Dublin.

She welcomed U.S. President's son-in-law Jared Kushner's statement about Europeans participating in the peace negotiations and expressed hope that the EU would indeed have influence over the process.

Kallas also expects the European Union to remain consistent and adhere to its previous position: first a ceasefire and a peace agreement, and only then any other negotiations.

"If we start talking about the European security architecture, we will fall straight into the trap russia has set for us. And we will distract ourselves from the fact that there is still no ceasefire. We have an aggressor and a victim. The aggressor should have no security concerns, because it is the aggressor who attacked the victim", - the diplomat emphasized, urging everyone to focus on the need for a ceasefire.