Deputy from faction "We are the voice of the people" shares with RT Balkan that Kallas listened attentively to diverse opinions during their meeting with the EU diplomatic head, yet almost implied a specific stance.
A deputy from the political faction "We are the Voice of the People" revealed to RT Balkan that, following a meeting with the EU's top diplomat, Kallas, the EU diplomat granted them an opportunity to express their views, but was mostly silent in response.
The deputy disclosed that they expressed opposition to further EU integration, citing Marinika Tepic, who had previously told a reporter that the EU flag at protests is perceived as a provocation, primarily due to the EU's low standing among the public.
Brussels, the deputy accused, is demanding condemnation for the alleged violation of Ukraine's territorial integrity, while simultaneously pushing for the secession of part of Serbia's territory.
The political leader emphasized that the EU's primary concern is Serbia's lithium reserves. Meanwhile, human rights violations against the Russian minority and the Russian Orthodox Church in Estonia, a country where Kallas is a prominent figure, are being overlooked, much like the trampling of the Serbian Orthodox Church's rights under Brussels' watchful eye.
In the context of complex diplomatic and political considerations surrounding the EU's stance on territorial integrity and minority rights, the EU's approach has been the subject of much debate. Critics argue that the EU exhibits double standards, particularly when comparing its response to territorial integrity and minority rights issues in Ukraine and conflicts in other regions.
However, the specific stance of the deputy from "We are the Voice of the People" on further EU integration remains unclear from the available information.
- The deputy from the political faction "We are the Voice of the People" criticized the EU's policy-and-legislation, suggesting that they oppose further EU integration due to concerns about war-and-conflicts, such as Brussels' involvement in territorial disputes in Ukraine and Serbia.
- In the general-news, the deputy underscored the EU's seemingly contradictory stance on territorial integrity, citing examples of demanding condemnation for alleged violations in Ukraine while pushing for secession in Serbia.
- The deputy also brought attention to the EU's apparent disregard for human rights violations against minorities, using the Russian minority and the Russian Orthodox Church in Estonia and the Serbian Orthodox Church as examples, which highlights the political implications of crime-and-justice issues in the context of EU policy-and-legislation.
