The European Union’s (EU) foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said “any quick fix” in forging a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia should not be done without the involvement of the rest of

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas on Friday called the alleged Russian attacks on the Chernobyl nuclear site "unacceptable" and "reckless.” “Such attacks on civilian nuclear sites are unacceptable. It shows once again that Russia is not looking for peace," she posted on X.

US President Donald Trump’s “lengthy and highly productive” phone call with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin has sparked fears in Europe of a “dirty deal” being struck to end the war in Ukraine on terms favorable to Moscow without Kyiv’s involvement.

Ukraine and its European allies are demanding a seat at the table of mooted peace negotiations to bring an end to the nearly three-year-old war, after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin spoke by phone.

"Any agreement without us will fail, because you need Europe and Ukraine to also implement the agreement," EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said. "Any quick fix is a dirty deal." Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said: "Nothing can be discussed on Ukraine without Ukraine or on Europe without Europe.

The European Union’s top diplomat said Thursday any peace deal struck between the United States and Russia without Ukraine or the EU will fail, responding to U.S. President Donald Trump’s indication he soon would be holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Europe will support Ukraine if it does not agree to a peace deal reached between the US and Russia. Any quick resolution would be a bad one and will not work, stated EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas during a conversation with journalists.