Callas did not support Zelensky's idea of creating a European army with the participation of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The head of European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, did not support the idea of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to create a European army. She told reporters about this on January 29.

"Every European country already has an army, and 23 EU countries are also part of the NATO structure, so I cannot imagine them creating another separate European army," Kallas said.

At the same time, she stressed that the military should have a clear command structure, because otherwise it would only "confuse the picture."

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On January 26, the NATO Secretary General announced the end of an era when the United States bore the main burden of ensuring Europe's security. He added that NATO faces serious and long-term security challenges, and stressed the need for Europe and Canada to take greater responsibility for their protection.

The Politico newspaper reported on January 23 that the European Union had "crossed the Rubicon" and would no longer rely on the United States for its security and sovereign agenda.

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