India, November 13, 2026: Europe warned against falling for Russia's 'traps' on Ukraine talks. The Hindu reported the development in a detailed account.

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envoys said on Thursday (November 12, 2026) after talks with Vladimir Putin that Europe would join future negotiations — but the Kremlin appeared to slam the brakes on that plan saying no decision had been made. After pushing for months to be involved, Europe is now asking itself who should represent it and what it is willing to discuss with the Kremlin. Moscow has pushed to renegotiate Europe’s broader security architecture as part of any talks — and appears to be reviving hardline demands to roll back NATO.

If we start to talk about what Russia is asking regarding the security architecture, we actually walk into the traps that Russia is setting us, which is that we divert the attention away from that there is no ceasefire,” Ms. Kallas told reporters at an EU summit in Dublin.

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