Kaja Kallas, now serving as the EU foreign affairs chief, remains focused on Russia's influence amid rising sabotage in Europe. In a recent interview, she highlighted that these issues should be viewed within a larger context of Russian intentions toward European security. Kallas, known for her strong opposition to Moscow, reaffirmed the importance of the EU-US alliance, especially in support of Ukraine. Despite challenges in the relationship with the newly elected US administration, she insists on continued friendship and collaboration in economic and security matters.
Clearly sabotage is on the rise in Europe... we shouldn't really see these events in isolation, but as part of a bigger picture.
Russia has intentions towards Europe and the European security architecture that haven't changed.
We are still friends. We are still allies... they are our biggest partner in terms of economy, but in terms of security as well.
I have earned a reputation as one of Moscow's fiercest critics and Ukraine's staunchest backers.
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