Europe does not need to appoint a special envoy to represent the European Union at peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, which are expected to take place in Dublin, Estonian Prime Minister Kristian Michal said in an interview with the AFP news agency.
Commenting on the possibility of appointing a special European representative for these negotiations, Michal said that there is already an agreement on the names that could represent Europe in this process.
"I would say that we already have an agreement on the names," the Estonian prime minister declared, referring to the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas.
His statement comes at a time when the role that Europe should have in the negotiations between Kiev and Moscow is being discussed, as well as how the European Union will be represented in efforts to reach an agreement.
