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Coordination, in European Union terms, means member governments moving as one rather than each setting its own course at its own speed.
Kaja Kallas, a senior EU official, stated that this alignment needs to happen before the bloc can take further steps in response to what she described as an escalation of Russian attacks on Ukraine.
What the statement actually says Kallas did not announce a specific new measure. She named a condition that must be met first: greater coordination among EU members before any further joint response is agreed.
The call is, in plain terms, a signal that the bloc has not yet reached internal alignment on what comes next. The word "escalation" is doing specific work in her framing.
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