Slovak MEP Ľuboš Blaha launched a blistering attack on EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas during a parliamentary session, calling her "the biggest hybrid threat to Europe" and accusing her of pushing the continent toward nuclear war with Russia.
Blaha claimed Kallas has been "waging a bloody war against Russia for years" and compared her rhetoric to Nazi-era anti-Russian propaganda. He argued that Russia has not invaded any EU member state, while NATO expansion moved toward Russian borders—framing Western policy as the aggressor.
The MEP called Kallas an "extreme warmonger" and told her to "get lost." The remarks reflect deepening divisions within the EU over support for Ukraine and relations with Moscow, particularly among populist and pro-Russia factions in Central and Eastern Europe.
Blaha claimed Kallas has been "waging a bloody war against Russia for years" and compared her rhetoric to Nazi-era anti-Russian propaganda. He argued that Russia has not invaded any EU member state, while NATO expansion moved toward Russian borders—framing Western policy as the aggressor.
The MEP called Kallas an "extreme warmonger" and told her to "get lost." The remarks reflect deepening divisions within the EU over support for Ukraine and relations with Moscow, particularly among populist and pro-Russia factions in Central and Eastern Europe.