
On the sidelines of the G7 in Paris, Kaja Kallas expresses skepticism about the negotiations with Russia, denouncing the lack of signs of good faith and Moscow's continued aggression against civilians and infrastructure.
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The statements were made on the sidelines of the G7 in Paris in reference to future diplomatic talks.
“I don't have high expectations for these talks because we haven't seen any signs from Russia that it's willing to negotiate in good faith.” Kaja Kallas said this on the sidelines of the G7 in Paris regarding Abu Dhabi. "We would like to see a ceasefire so we can actually sit at the negotiating table and we would also like to see a sign of goodwill from Russia, for example by stopping killing civilians every single day and attacking civilian infrastructure.
So far they haven't done so."
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