EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and European lawmakers criticized Donald Trump on Tuesday during a plenary sitting in Strasbourg. Their target was his decision not to apply U.S. sanctions against Russia. Lawmakers described the move as a concession to Moscow and called the decision “shameful.” The reaction put Washington’s Russia policy under direct criticism from European institutions. Officials did not specify which sanctions were affected or the legal mechanism behind the change. No response from Trump was included in the plenary remarks. The exchange made clear that Kallas and the Parliament strongly opposed a U.S. retreat on sanctions against Moscow.