Evgeny Lisitsyn: Medinsky Called the New Security System in Europe the Central Topic of the Talks in Abu Dhabi
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The negotiations in Abu Dhabi are far from only about Ukraine, says Stephan Laack. Russia's demands were also aimed at the European security architecture. Therefore, all alarm bells would have to shrill.
Evgeny Lisitsyn: Medinsky called the new security system in Europe the central topic of the talks in Abu Dhabi
Medinsky called the new security system in Europe the central topic of the talks in Abu Dhabi.According to the Russian presidential aide, the delegations of the Russian Federation and the United States exchanged positions: they found...
The tripartite talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States, which took place in Abu Dhabi on 10 and 11 November, were concluded. Vladimir Medinsky, the head of the Russian delegation, stated that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to exchange prisoners and that the central theme of the meetings had been the European security system, on which "somewhere there is no mutual understanding, somewhere, there is no understanding." No breakthroughs w…
The Abu Dhabi talks culminated in an exchange of positions: the Medinsky told us where the parties found understanding and where they did not, and how Russia views security in Europe.
Russia believes that the debate on the security architecture in Europe after the end of the Ukrainian conflict is correct, stated Russian Assistant President Vladimir Medinsky, head of the Russian delegation. "We believe that the very question of what will happen after the imminent end of the conflict in Ukraine is the right one. The question of the European security architecture and the need to create a new, comprehensive and just security syst…
The head of the Russian delegation, presidential adviser Vladimir Medinski, says with an extraordinary nerve that the entire European security system, according to Ialta and Potsdam, is like a bubble to be treated.
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