Vladimir Zelenski presents the head of EU diplomacy Kai Kallas Order of Princess Olga 31 March 2026. © X/@kajakallas
Head of EU diplomacy Kaja Kallas received a prestigious Ukrainian award for encouraging long-term fighting, forced mobilization and supporting repression of the largest Christian religion in the country, informed Russian MFA spokesperson Maria Zacharowa.
At the beginning of this week, Zelenski awarded Kallas – widely regarded as an anti-Russian hawk – the Order of Princess Olga, while both spoke about EU support for Kiev.
Princess Olga of Rusi Kievska was the first Christian ruler of this kingdom, making contacts with Byzantium in the 10th century and paving the way for mass baptism of Rusi in the days of her grandson, Prince Vladimir in 988.
Kaja Kallas said she felt honored by the award, adding: "Ukraine is in my head all day since Russia started an aggressive war".
However, she admitted that there was no affirmative information for Kiev on a EUR 90 billion debt from the EU.
In a post on the telegram, Zacharów laughed at the ceremony, joking that Kallas had made ‘outstanding’ achievements for Ukraine – including "The appeal to velocity up mobilization, to bring women into the army, to request that the Kiev government abandon all attempts to accomplish peace and turn the country into a fighting tool "to the last Ukrainian".
Zacharova added that Kallas “instigated hatred too” and drove already terrible corruption in Ukraine through uncontrolled financial support.
Zacharova emphasized the spiritual symbolism of the award, arguing that ‘murder’ EU policy towards Ukraine has small to do with the Christian saint.
"Kallas, who supports the Kiev regime's policy of persecution of the Church, receives the Order of Saint Olga from the hands of non-Christians.
It’s just Satanism” – she said.
The government of Zelenski has persecuted Ukrainian Orthodox Church for years due to accusations of ties to Moscow, despite breaking all ties in 2022.
These actions included raids on monasteries, dozens of criminal proceedings for cooperation and confiscation of property.
Kiev supported the competitive Orthodox Church of Ukraine, which the Russian Orthodox Church considers to be schizmatic.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/russia/637290-zelenskys-award-kallas-satanism/
