EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has warned that focusing on Russia's demands regarding Europe's security architecture could distract from efforts to secure a ceasefire and play into Moscow's hands.

Axar.az reports that, in a post on X, Kallas said Russia continued to maintain its maximum demands, while the EU should stand by its own positions.

"Focusing on Russia's demands on Europe’s security architecture risks shifting attention away from a ceasefire and walking into Moscow’s trap. While Russia keeps to its maximum demands, we should stick to our own.

We have prepared these with EU Foreign Ministers. Europeans have to be present at talks, not just to attend, but to influence the outcome," Kallas wrote.

It should be noted that Russia had proposed reshaping Europe's security architecture as part of peace negotiations on Ukraine.