Ukrainian president’s remarks come as Russia praises trilateral talks but warns against expectations of ‘significant results’
The European Commission has declined to comment on the current situation in the US after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
The EU’s foreign affairs spokesperson Anitta Hipper said:
“No comments to be made on this US internal matter. But, of course, we deplore any loss of innocent lives.”
“I have said innocent lives, but it’s not for us to judge, innocent or not innocent. Any life lost, we deplore it, in general, and it is, of course, for the justice system in the US to establish the facts.”
“We have seen non-consensual deepfakes of women, and we have seen child sexual abuse material. In Europe, no company will make money by violating our fundamental rights. One will argue that has limited this to premium subscribers. Let’s be very clear: child sexual abuse material is not a premium privilege because such output has no place in Europe and we need to protect our citizens from potential future harms.
This is why this investigation into Grok will allow us to look deeper into the matter to protect our women, our children and our citizens.”
