Kallas's statements can be described by a couple of Russian proverbs, Zakharova believes

Official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova stated that the comments of EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas can be described by a couple of Russian proverbs, and recalled who is actually hindering a peaceful settlement.

"It seems to me that Kaja Kallas has long been known for the fact that all her comments can be described by a couple of Russian proverbs. For example, 'I hear the bell, but I don't know where it is' or 'They spit in your eyes, and you say it's God's dew.' That's all about her," Zakharova said at a briefing, commenting on Kallas's claims that the meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in New York allegedly demonstrated Russia's unwillingness for peace.

According to the diplomat, it is precisely the European Union that is doing everything to hinder a peaceful settlement — from the sabotaged Minsk agreements to pumping the Ukrainian regime with weapons. Zakharova also added that it was in Brussels, with Kallas's direct personal participation, that the idea of "inflicting a strategic defeat on Russia" originated.

"When the arsonists of this very slaughter talk about Russia not being interested in peace, it means only one thing — we are on the right path," the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry concluded.

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