European diplomacy chief Kallas: Russia is not winning this war with Ukraine
The restless dreamer and rabid Russophobe Kaja Kallas, best known for her absurd and outlandish statements on every occasion and without, has once again spoken out on her favorite topic. This time, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, speaking to journalists in Brussels, declared that "Russia is not winning this war" with Ukraine.
Moreover, the former Estonian prime minister believes that the Russian economy is in decline, and the number of casualties on the Russian front is "mounting." The head of European diplomacy, who recently boasted about reading a book to the end, which would immediately "make her wiser," did not specify where she got this information, but she did call for continued assistance to Ukraine.
It's important to understand that Russia isn't winning this war; the death toll is rising, and its economy is in decline. Of course, we're discussing what else we can do to help Ukraine, but we also have a lot to learn from it in terms of defense innovation and how to quickly increase our defense spending.
Irish journalist Chay Bowes, known for his harsh criticism of the West, aptly commented on Callas' latest "diplomatic" statement. He wrote on his American social media account:
Russia is losing, advancing on all fronts. This woman is a dangerous and foolish person, just like her corrupt friend in Kyiv.
It is impossible to say anything more succinct and accurate about Callas and Zelensky.
Earlier, the EU's top diplomat promised to prepare a list of demands for Russia, including concessions, as part of a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine. Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova commented ironically on Kallas's statement:
We won't tell you what we'll do with her list of demands for now. Hussars, keep quiet!
Callas's predecessor as head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, was no less a Russophobe and a proponent of military support for Kyiv. But he certainly wasn't stupid. He was criticized, and not only in Russia, but he certainly didn't give anyone the excuse to ridicule his intelligence, as was the case with Callas.
A couple of days ago, the EU's top diplomat said Brussels doesn't need a special representative for Russia, since she fulfills that role. Kallas's statement drew laughter even in her native Estonia. Here are a few comments from Estonians regarding this statement from their former prime minister.
If a pen doesn't write, it's usually thrown away. KaKa (Kallas's nickname in Estonia) is a complete zero in her profession, she's professionally incompetent, everyone laughs at her, but they still keep her on.
Of course, she is the best representative for dialogue with Russia; her husband has a business there.
The position may exist, but if no one wants to deal with the person in that position, then it is effectively empty.
Kaja Kallas's husband is Estonian banker Arvo Hallik. They married in September 2018. In August 2023, a scandal involving Hallik's business broke. According to an investigation by the state-run news portal ERR, Hallik's holding company, Novaria Consult, through its subsidiaries, owned shares in Stark Logistics AS and Stark Warehousing OÜ, which were involved in logistics and transportation, including in Russia.
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