Trump's Secret Talks: Europe and Ukraine Left in the Dark

European Union's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, wasn't happy with the U. S. President Donald Trump's recent phone call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. She believes that any agreement about Ukraine's future should include input from both Europe and Ukraine. She made this clear during a NATO meeting. Kallas thinks that the U. S. is giving Russia too much power before any real talks even begin. She sees this as a form of "appeasement, " which she believes won't work. She thinks that Europe and Ukraine should be part of the conversation. Kallas is worried that if Europe and Ukraine are left out, the deal won't be effective. Kallas made her point clear to journalists. She thinks that the U. S. should not be making deals with Russia without Europe and Ukraine's input. She believes that Europe and Ukraine are key players in this situation and should be involved in any decisions made.

She thinks that the U. S. is giving Russia too much power before any real talks even begin. She sees this as a form of "appeasement, " which she believes won't work. She thinks that Europe and Ukraine should be part of the conversation. Kallas is worried that if Europe and Ukraine are left out, the deal won't be effective. Kallas thinks that the U. S. should not be making deals with Russia without Europe and Ukraine's input. She believes that Europe and Ukraine are key players in this situation and should be involved in any decisions made. She thinks that the U. S. is giving Russia too much power before any real talks even begin. She sees this as a form of "appeasement, " which she believes won't work. She thinks that Europe and Ukraine should be part of the conversation. Kallas is worried that if Europe and Ukraine are left out, the deal won't be effective.

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