Russia ‘Not in a Position’ to Make Security Demands of Europe: Latvia PM to AFP
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Europe is the military power, it is many times stronger in military and economic terms, as well as in the field of leadership, he stated.
Europe, which has demanded a bigger role in US President Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine, hopes it has secured a seat at the negotiating table. The post For Latvia, Moscow is "not in a position" to make demands on Europe's security appeared first on in.gr.
Russia ‘not in a position’ to make security demands of Europe: Latvia PM
DUBLIN: Russia is “not in a position” to seek new security arrangements from Europe, Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs told AFP on Friday, after Moscow demanded Europe’s broader security framework be made part of Ukraine talks. US leader Donald Trump’s team has proposed including discussions on broader European security arrangements as part of efforts to halt Moscow’s war. Russia meanwhile appears to want to revive hard-line demands to roll…
Russia ‘not in a position’ to make security demands of Europe: Latvia PM to AFP
Russia is “not in a position” to seek new security arrangements from Europe, Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs told AFP on Friday, after Moscow demanded Europe’s broader security framework be made part of Ukraine talks.
Russia 'not in a position' to make security demands of Europe: Latvia PM to AFP
US leader Donald Trump's team has proposed including discussions on broader European security arrangements as part of efforts to halt Moscow's war. Russia meanwhile appears to want to revive hardline demands to roll back NATO -- drawing strong pushback from European leaders meeting in Dublin, including Kulbergs. "Europe is the military power. Europe is times bigger in military, times bigger in economy, and in leadership. So I think they are not …
Russia cannot demand new security agreements from Europe, Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergas told AFP on Friday, after Moscow demanded that a broader European security framework be included in talks on Ukraine.
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