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The best diplomat of the European Union (EU) has warned from pushing Ukraine to abandon the territories in Russia as part of the future peaceful transaction.

Speaking in his first interview in the UK because EU leaders have joined Donald Trump’s peace talks in the White House with Ukraine, Kaj Kalas told the BBC program today that Russia’s permission to retain Ukrainian territories – “Putin to go.”

Donbass region in eastern Ukraine has long been challenged by Russia with military aggression forcing 1.5 million Ukrainians running away Over the last decade.

Ukraine invariably rejected the conception of the Kremlin Donbass in exchange for peace, though Trump emphasized the need to “replace the territories”.

Kalas – which was posted on the “Kremlin -searched list – has long spoke about” reliable “security guarantees for Ukraine.

She confessed that there were no “specific steps” at this stage.

“The strongest security guarantee is a strong Ukrainian army,” she said, outlining the importance of establishing guarantees that were “not only on paper”.

She said it was dependent on the member states “Coalition of those who want” To determine exactly what they could do, and that it was not yet clear what quality these forces would work.

Last week, leaders from EU key countries, including France, Germany, Italy and Finland, joined the President of Ukrainian Valodimir Zelensky to negotiate at the White House, a few days after Trump hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska military base.

At the Alaska Summit, Kalas said that Putin had received “all he wanted” and it would affect his interest in the peace treaty negotiations.

“He got such a welcoming, and he wanted the sanctions not to be created, which he also achieved.

“Putin just laughs without stopping the murder, but increasing the murder,” Kalas said. “We forget that Russia has not made any concession.”

She added that the EU had collected the 19th package of sanctions to pressure the Russian leader for further discussions.

Meanwhile, Trump set a two -week term for assessing peace talks between Russia and Ukraine on Thursday.

“I would say that within two weeks we will know one way or another,” he said in a telephone interview with Toda Starnez, the owner for the right-wing Newsmax mass media.

“After that we will have to take another,” Trump said.

But Zelensky was in doubt that Putin showed his readiness to meet him.

The comments published by the journalist on Thursday, according to the agency France-Presse agency, Zelensky accused Russia to avoid “necessity” to hold a meeting between the leaders of the two countries.

“Modern signals from Russia, frankly, are obscene. They try to avoid the need to meet. They don’t want to stop this war.”

He also put pressure on Western allies, saying that Ukraine would like to “have an understanding of security guarantees for seven to 10 days.”

“We need to understand which country will be ready to do what at every particular moment,” he added.

Zelensky criticized a significant air attack at the beginning of Thursday, saying it behaved as if there was no global effort to stop the war.

Eleven different places in Ukraine were hit, killing at least one and suffering more than a dozen in the western city of Lviv near the Polish border.

Earlier, a number of European leaders repeated the EU’s views and Ukraine about Putin’s reluctance to engage in a peaceful deal.

President Finlanka Alexander Stubb said that Putin was “rarely trusted” and that he is skeptical of Putin, who eventually agreed to a bilateral meeting with Zelensky.

French President Emmanuel Macron called the Russian leader “predators, as well as in our doorstep” and expressed “the greatest doubt” that he would be ready to work for peace.

On Monday, both leaders attended the White House peace talks.

Zelensky said he was ready to meet Putin “in any format” but On Thursday, journalists told reporters that there were no Moscow before, they “really intended to participate in significant negotiations.”