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Russia's demands for NATO to withdraw its forces from the eastern flank in Poland and the Baltic States place the issue of European security at the heart of the negotiations on Ukraine
Russia is demanding that NATO end nuclear weapons-sharing mechanisms and that France and Britain not use their own nuclear forces to defend other European countries. This is included in Moscow’s new conditions for stopping the war in Ukraine, presented during talks in Abu Dhabi on November 10, the New York Times reports. The authenticity of the document presenting the Russian position was confirmed to the American newspaper by a source familiar …
Russia claims to demand once again the withdrawal of NATO troops from Eastern Europe, as it did in 2021 before the start of the SIO. North Atlantic Alliance forces are required to retreat to the 1997 borders.
The Americans advised the Russian Federation during the talks in Abu Dhabi to look to the future, but Putin continues to look to the USSR. The new security architecture of Europe, according to the Russians, should duplicate the model of the times of the Cold War and the Warsaw bloc, writes NYT.
Russia is once again demanding that NATO withdraw its troops to their 1997 borders and dismantle its military bases in Eastern Europe. The conditions presented at closed-door talks in Abu Dhabi include a complete halt to Western arms sales to Ukraine and restrictions on British and French nuclear deterrents, the New York Times reported.
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