Russia Revives Demands for NATO Rollback at Peace Talks – NYT
- Russia renewed demands for NATO to return to its 1997 positions, restrict enlargement, and limit military activity in several regions during talks with U.S. envoys.
- A Russian position paper sought to end Western military aid to Ukraine and limit European nuclear protection.
- Russia said it could accept Ukraine joining the European Union only if Kyiv remained outside the bloc’s common defense policy.
- U.S. envoys urged Russian officials to consider future conditions, while Russian representatives indicated that Vladimir Putin might remain flexible.
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In the peace talks over Ukraine, Russia is demanding not only territorial concessions but also radical changes to the European security order. According to the New York Times, Moscow has submitted a document demanding a return to NATO's 1997 status, the withdrawal of allied forces and military infrastructure from Eastern Europe, and permanent neutrality for Ukraine. The demands would severely limit the alliance's military presence on its eastern…
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During negotiations on Ukraine, Russia reiterates its 2021 demands on NATO but expanded them – NYT
During talks with U.S. and Ukrainian representatives in Abu Dhabi this week, Russia reiterated the demands it had made of NATO in December 2021, specifically regarding the withdrawal of NATO troops to their 1997 positions, but supplemented them with new restrictions, according to The New York Times.
The President of the U.S. Senate Information Commission, Republican Tom Cotton, said that the negotiations with Russia for the end of the war in Ukraine make no sense, because the Kremlin's demands for NATO to withdraw its troops from the 1997 positions, which they wrote on the New York Times and other publications, demonstrate that Putin does not actually intend to reach a peace agreement.
Putin once again set up a farce instead of negotiating.
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