Kaya Klaus, the head of foreign policy for the European Union, pointed to Russia's threats against Western countries ahead of the Northern Europe summit, stating that the aim of these actions is to intimidate and weaken the resolve of Western countries. He emphasized that support for Ukraine is crucial in these circumstances.
Emphasis on support for Ukraine
Klaus stated in his speech that Western countries must show that they stand with Ukraine and are not afraid of Russian threats. He added: "We must show that we are for Ukraine and fear nothing." These remarks come as tensions between Russia and Western countries have increased due to the war in Ukraine.
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Consequences of the attack on the passenger train
Following the recent attack on a passenger train in Ukraine that resulted in numerous casualties, Klaus described this incident as an example of Russia's inhumane behavior. He stated that such actions only escalate tensions and must be collectively confronted.
The head of foreign policy for the European Union also emphasized the need for greater cooperation among NATO and EU member countries to counter security threats. He also noted that Western countries must continue to strengthen their defense capabilities and utilize advanced equipment and technologies.
Klaus concluded his remarks by highlighting the importance of establishing stability and security in the region and urged member countries to respond appropriately to Russian threats with unity and cohesion.
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