"Reality Dictates the Rules": the United States Is Ready to Review Europe's Security Architecture, Taking Into Account Moscow's Conditions
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On the eve of new negotiations to end the war in Ukraine that began in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, the US administration agreed to open the question of future security arrangements in Europe -- a matter Moscow has insisted on for years. Thus, a new concept of a “broader European security architecture” could emerge on the negotiating table - to Russia's liking, of course.
"Reality dictates the rules": the United States is ready to review Europe's security architecture, taking into account Moscow's conditions
"Reality dictates the rules": the United States is ready to review the security architecture of Europe, taking into account Moscow's conditionsRussia's demands, which the West categorically rejected until recently, have once again found themselves...
After a nine-month diplomatic slump, Moscow and Kyiv are sitting down again this week to discuss peace in Ukraine. The Americans are trying to appease Putin with a deal on the European security order, a concession with potentially enormous consequences, according to critics.
Vladimir Putin's requirement for a "new European security architecture" is actually an attempt to get NATO out of the equation, writes David Blair, editorialist at The Telegraph. According to him, the Kremlin wants a system in which the Alliance cannot prevent Russia from attacking neighboring states.
Russia's demands, which the West has already categorically rejected, are once again at the centre of the negotiations, writing The Guardian. The Trump administration is proposing a new European security architecture and allowing sanctions to be lifted from Moscow. The US European allies are already preparing for unpleasant surprises.
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