EU sees no Russian readiness for energy truce; Kallas demands broader scope
EU foreign policy chief Kallas stated that Russia shows no readiness for an 'energy truce' and stressed that any such truce must cover more than just oil refineries. This signals continued diplomatic deadlock over energy infrastructure attacks, with uncertainty over whether Russia will agree to any limited ceasefire.
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EU Urges US Sanctions Alignment Amidst Energy Ceasefire and Trump Uncertainty
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has urged the US to align with EU Russia sanctions to increase pressure, welcoming a newly announced energy ceasefire but warning against Moscow's sole benefit. Kallas also publicly called on an incoming Trump administration to align US and UK pressure with EU sanctions, signaling potential transatlantic divergence over Ukraine strategy. Russia has shown no readiness for an 'energy truce' according to Kallas, who demands a broader scope beyond oil refineries.