EU Diplomat Criticizes Trump's Ukraine Strategy, Warns Against Russian Influence

Kaja Kallas accuses Trump of adopting Russian narratives and stresses NATO's role in Ukraine's security as tensions over U.S.-EU cooperation rise.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not seek peace and urges increased economic and political pressure on Russia.
Kallas criticizes President Trump for closing NATO membership options for Ukraine, calling it a concession to Russian demands and a harmful narrative.
Trump's upcoming minerals deal with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sparks concerns about excluding European allies from ceasefire negotiations.
NATO allies reaffirm their commitment to Ukraine, preparing billions in aid, while Kallas emphasizes the need for U.S.-EU unity against Russian aggression.
Russian forces continue attacks on Ukraine's Kharkiv region, while reports surface of North Korean soldiers being sent to support Russian operations.