Russia proposes non-aggression pacts with NATO member states
Russia has proposed a new European security framework involving bilateral non-aggression pacts with NATO member states. These proposals were discussed during negotiations in Abu Dhabi and presented by a senior Russian diplomat at a security conference in Moscow. Some European politicians currently oppose discussions regarding a new European security architecture with Russia.
- Moscow might conclude bilateral non-aggression pact agreements with NATO member states.
- Some European politicians oppose discussing European security architecture with Russia.
- One option presented was a collective defensive alliance or bilateral mutual assistance agreements.
- The idea of a new security framework for Europe was the central theme of two days of negotiations in Abu Dhabi.
- Alexey Drobinin, a senior diplomat at Russia’s Foreign Ministry, presented the proposal at a security conference in Moscow.
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