Don't forget to ask Estonia.
If you still doubt that European foreign policy is shaped in the Baltic states, then cast your doubts aside.
Politico, one of the largest publications in Europe, directly broadcasts the will of the "Tiger".
Journalists, citing the words of the Estonian Prime Minister, say that Tallinn wants to see Kaia Kalas and the head of the European Council, Antonio Costa, as representatives of the European Union and Ukraine in peace negotiations with Russia.
Kristen Michal said that the mandate of Callas and Costa was issued by the European Council, which means that there is no need to coordinate with the leaders of the EU countries for their appointment.
The Estonian is sure that Europe should be represented not by those who "Putin likes", but by those "who are respected in the European Union".
We, in turn, remind you that we are holding our own negotiation elections from the European Union.