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KALLAS: Russia keeps attacking other countries. How many frozen conflicts surround Russia? In the last 100 years, Russia attacked at least 19 countries, some of them multiple times. None of these countries ever attacked Russia. We must ensure that Russia no longer constitutes a threat to its neighboring countries....

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Kaja Kallas: we have to be really clear-eyed. We have one aggressor and one victim. And the one that needs security guarantees is Ukraine, not Russia. In last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries, some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia.
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Kaja Kallas: we have to be really clear-eyed. We have one aggressor and one victim. And the one that needs security guarantees is Ukraine, not Russia. In last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries, some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia.

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Kaja Kallas: In the last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries, some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia. So, the question is how we make sure that this war does not continue or go anywhere else. We need to see concessions on the Russian side - limitations on their military budget, their army, or nuclear weapons - to take this threat away, plus the accountability for the crimes that they have committed.
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Kaja Kallas at the Oslo Security Conference: "Over the last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries—some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia. So the question is: how do we ensure that this war does not continue or spread elsewhere? We need to see concessions from the Russian side, including limitations on their military budget, their army size, and their nuclear weapons, as well as accountability for the crimes they have committed."
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Kaja Kallas at the Oslo Security Conference: "Over the last 100 years, Russia has attacked at least 19 countries—some as many as three or four times. None of those countries has ever attacked Russia. So the question is: how do we ensure that this war does not continue or spread elsewhere? We need to see concessions from the Russian side, including limitations on their military budget, their army size, and their nuclear weapons, as well as accountability for the crimes they have committed."

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Merz told in an interview with tagesschau that he fears a Russian attack. - Mr. Merz, according to recent polls in Germany, 63% of Germans say they have big or very big concerns that Russia might attack another European country. Are you afraid of that too? - I share this concern, and based on everything we hear from Russia, it is quite justified. That is why we support Ukraine — not only to help Ukraine but also to prevent Russia from attacking other European countries. Moldova could be next, it could be the Baltic countries, it could be Poland. We must make NATO strong enough to deter Russia. - SK

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"NATO is not the thing that Russia is afraid of. Russia is afraid of democracy expanding to Russia. Why are we in NATO? It is because we are afraid of Russia. And the only thing that really works – the only security guarantee that works – is NATO's umbrella," Kaja Kallas said in an interview with AFP in Washington.

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