Kallas Rejects US-Russia Security Deal Without Europe
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Europe is once again looking at the White House with a close heart. An opaque proposal by the Trump administration for a new European security agreement with Russia has been struck by the scepticism of European capitals, which fear that it risks marginalising the continent and encouraging the Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin, writes Politico about the Donald Trump administration's plan for a new European security arrangement with Russia.
- Brussels has no intention of discussing the security architecture in Europe with Russia and the United States -- Kallas stated
(which is what Russia wants and the US is apparently willing to talk about)The EU "does not intend to consider a new security architecture for Europe," but rather intends to "preserve the existing system," which "is based on the EU and NATO. " She...
NATO allies fear that Washington could tie talks on a new European security architecture to an upcoming review of the US military presence in Europe, which is due to be completed in December, Politico reported, citing NATO diplomats. “This is the elephant in the room,” one diplomat told the publication. He said that talking about European security with the current level of US military presence is one thing, but talks based on what the US presenc…
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaia Kallas stressed that Europe should be represented in the negotiation process.
Kallas demands a seat for the EU and warns Moscow that it has no veto over European security while Washington negotiates its pact with Russia. The Kallas entry rejects the big European security agreement Trump-Putin and demands a seat for the EU appears first in Moncloa.
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