The European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, warned that if the EU does not increase aid to Ukraine, it is time for Europeans to start learning Russian. This was reported by **UNN** citing The Guardian.
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The EU's chief diplomat stressed that aid to Ukraine remains critically important both for the security of the EU itself and for deterring Russian aggression. According to her, Ukraine is Europe's shield today, and it is the strength of a united front that can stop the Kremlin.
At the same time, she acknowledged that the current support is insufficient: Europe must intensify its efforts both for the benefit of Kyiv and to guarantee its own security.
We must do more for Ukraine, for our own security as well. To quote my friend, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte: if we don't help Ukraine anymore, we should all start learning Russian. The stronger Ukraine is on the battlefield today, the stronger it will be at the negotiating table when Russia is finally ready to negotiate.
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