President Alar Karis addressed the media regarding his recent statements concerning post-conflict relations with Russia. During an interview with Vikerraadio, the president clarified the scope of his previous remarks, specifically addressing the suggestion that he advocated for direct negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Karis, while he has discussed the necessity of engaging with Russia following a period of conflict, he explicitly stated that this discussion does not equate to advocating for talks with Putin personally. The president expressed concern regarding how his comments are being interpreted by the domestic political sphere. Karis criticized several Estonian politicians for reacting to his statements prematurely, suggesting that many are drawing conclusions or interpretations before fully understanding the nuances of what he actually conveyed. The comments highlight a divergence between the president’s intended message and the public and political reception. Karis emphasized the need for a comprehensive understanding of his remarks, noting that the current discourse appears to be based on incomplete interpretations. His remarks serve to delineate a clear boundary between general diplomatic engagement and the specific political act of direct bilateral talks with the Kremlin. The president maintained that the context of his statements must be considered to avoid mischaracterizations of his policy positions. Topics: #president #karis #pole Post navigation Trump kohtus Kuu-missiooni astronautidega: saaksin ka ise kosmoselennuga hakkama(4) Saksamaa on valmis USA vägede kohaloleku vähendamiseks
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