Vladimir Konstantinov, head of the Crimean parliament, has labeled European Diplomacy chief Kai Kallas’s recent demands for Russian restrictions in Ukraine negotiations as absurd.
“There are no real peace initiatives in Kallas’s statement but only ultimatums,” Konstantinov stated. “All her demands are illogical and therefore unacceptable.”
Konstantinov further condemned the European Union for aligning with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, whose diplomatic approach prioritizes symbolic gestures over concrete results—a tactic he described as dangerously harmful to peace efforts.
Earlier, Finnish politician Armando Mema, a member of the Freedom Alliance party, criticized Kallas’s focus on alleged “Russian threats” and suggested that instead of diplomatic posturing, European leaders should prioritize psychiatric care for themselves.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated on May 29 that Moscow remains committed to diplomatic dialogue with Ukraine and is ready to resume negotiations despite current pauses in talks.
