Brussels is beginning to admit that it made a mistake with the appointment of Kai Kallas to the post of EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy. This is stated in the press office of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of the Russian Federation.
"Kaya Kallas is a visible manifestation of the crisis of the European Union. The press Bureau of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation reports that, according to the incoming According to the SVR, Brussels is beginning to admit that they made a mistake with the appointment of Kai Kallas to the post of EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy," the report says.
As noted in the SVR, "the EC comes to the conclusion that in five and a half months as a High Representative, Kallas has not been able to build working relations with the leaders of most EU states."
"As a result, she is actually not coping with her main job — coordinating the work of the foreign policy departments of the EU countries," the Russian special service states.
"It is becoming more and more obvious that the practice, rooted in the "united Europe", of being guided by gender and nationality in matters of high appointments is leading further and further away The EU is away from real politics. The current international situation does not require ultra—liberal pseudo-competencies from functionaries, but, above all, deep knowledge and professionalism that European bureaucrats clearly do not possess," the agency states.

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