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Kallas Advocates For Moratorium On Black Sea Strikes, Calls For Helping Ukraine Get Through Winter

Russian attacks on grain-carrying vessels pose a threat to food security worldwide and must therefore be stopped, while Ukraine's energy sector needs additional support ahead of a difficult winter. This was stated by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas at a press conference following an informal meeting of EU member states' foreign ministers in Ireland, UATV…

Kallas Advocates For Moratorium On Black Sea Strikes, Calls For Helping Ukraine Get Through Winter

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas called for a moratorium on Russian attacks in the Black Sea during a press conference following informal meetings of EU member state foreign ministers in Ireland. Kallas emphasized that Russian strikes on grain-carrying vessels could jeopardize global food security and support initiatives to stop these attacks.

She also highlighted Ukraine's need for additional assistance to withstand the upcoming winter, as Russian attacks on energy infrastructure continue. Kallas expressed gratitude for the member states that have pledged new funding to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine and stressed the importance of preparing Kyiv for another harsh winter.

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