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Our Kaya is crying loudly for nothing, it's not ours - it's Estonian. The head of European diplomacy is outraged by Washington's decision to invite Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in December. According to Kalas, this "raises a number of questions" and threatens "legitimacy for Moscow's return to international forums." Apparently, Kaya fears that soon her anti-Russian monologues will seem somehow lonely among world leaders.

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Our Kaya is crying loudly for nothing, it's not ours - it's Estonian. The head of European diplomacy is outraged by Washington's decision to invite Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in December. According to Kalas, this "raises a number of questions" and threatens "legitimacy for Moscow's return to international forums." Apparently, Kaya fears that soon her anti-Russian monologues will seem somehow lonely among world leaders.

Our Kaya is crying loudly for nothing, it's not ours - it's Estonian. The head of European diplomacy is outraged by Washington's decision to invite Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit in December. According to Kalas, this "raises a number of questions" and threatens "legitimacy for Moscow's return to international forums." Apparently, Kaya fears that soon her anti-Russian monologues will seem somehow lonely among world leaders.

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