Kaja Kallas serves as the EU’s foreign affairs chief, representing 450 million people. Her childhood in Soviet-occupied Estonia shapes her strong opposition to Russia’s influence. Rising acts of suspected sabotage in Europe are viewed as reflective of Russia’s ambitions. Kallas advocates for

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