‘Nobody has ever attacked Russia’: EU’s Kaja Kallas accuses Moscow of diverting attention

European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has pushed back against Russia’s demands for a new European security architecture, insisting that negotiations must begin with a ceasefire in Ukraine. Kallas accused Moscow of trying to divert attention from the absence of a ceasefire by shifting discussions towards its broader security demands. In a pointed remark, she said Russia has never been attacked and has instead attacked other countries. Her comments come as the US and European leaders debate the terms of a possible peace process. Could disagreements over security guarantees complicate efforts to end the war?