
Estonian Prime Minister: agreement already reached on Costa and Kallas
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal says Europe does not need an ad hoc envoy for the Dublin talks between Ukraine and Russia, citing an agreement already reached on Antonio Costa and Kaja Kallas.
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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal interviewed by AFP excludes the need for an ad hoc European envoy for the Dublin talks between Ukraine and Russia, referring to an agreement already reached on Antonio Costa and Kaja Kallas.
Europe does not need an ad hoc envoy for the Dublin talks between Ukraine and Russia.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal stated this in an interview with AFP. "I would say that we already have an agreement on the names," the prime minister said, referring to President Antonio Costa and the representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas.

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