In an all -material interview with the RND, EU High Representative for Foreign Policy warns without spinning for the future with Russia. Self -criticism of Gaza. “In the aftermath, yes Europe has underestimated the war.” This is how Kaya Callas, a High Representative of the EU for foreign policy, responds to an interview with the RND journalistic network. “If we had provided for the first months of this war completed military aid, Russia may not have reached so far,” he says. He also notes that it has now become clear that “Putin does not want peace” and that Europe has not done much to “stop its imperialist expansion and to protect Ukraine”.

As he points out, “the debate on possible territorial concessions is a trap, in which we should not fall.” On the one hand, the Kremlin has made no retreat and wants it to discuss territorial concessions in Ukraine.

If the Russians, if the West is not mobilized, “they will get more than they have ever died.” Indeed, as he points out if Putin’s “aggression” is “rewarded” with a compromise for territorial concessions “this would bring more and no less war”.

‘The war escalates’

Callas appeals to Europeans and stresses that “our goal should be to ensure that this war does not bear fruit for Putin”.

As for Russian Drone flights to Polish airspace, the head of European diplomacy shares the assessment that “the war is escalating. It was the most serious violation of European airspace by Russia since the beginning of the war and increasing the facts that it was not accidental. “

For a possible mission of European soldiers to Ukraine, he notes: “No one sends soldiers to a possibly dangerous mission with frivolity. This is clear. But some countries are willing to do so because they have realized that it will eventually be cheaper to stop Russia than to have Russian tanks at Europe’s gates. “

Like 1938 …

Indeed, Callas makes a historical comparison that causes sensation. “Today we have a situation reminiscent of 1938. Czechoslovakia had asked for help against Nazi Germany. He did not receive it and fell into the hands of the Nazis. Today, if Ukraine falls, then this will threaten the security of all Europe. We have to show that we have taken our lesson from history.

For Israel and Gaza

As to the situation in the Middle East, it refers to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza which it considers “unacceptable”. But it admits that Europe, despite its involvement in the region, “is at its limits. Only the US still has an influence on the Israeli government. “

But “even if our boundaries are limited, we try to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza,” he notes, acknowledging that there is “frustration and the feeling of frustration” by many Europeans about the EU attitude, which he considers understandable. “We do everything that goes through our power and for what we have the majority of Member States (…) But I admit that in front of the dramatic situation, these are not enough.”