Russia terminates military agreements with Portugal, France and Canada

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Russia today terminated three military agreements with Portugal, Canada and France, which were signed between 1989 and 2000, and the decision was formalized by a decree signed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

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Russia has cancelled the military agreements signed with Portugal, France and Canada during the opening period that followed the fall of the USSR, marking a new phase in the deterioration of NATO relations. The decision, announced by Moscow's decree, marks the deeper break between Russia and the West, while the war in Ukraine continues to expand within the fourth year and geopolitical tensions.

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The repeal of the agreements reflects Russia's growing distance from the West in terms of security and technical cooperation.

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The Russian Government says that the three agreements lack strategic relevance in the current context. Revocation reflects the growing distance between Russia and the West, in terms of security.

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According to the document, the following understandings were rejected: the 1989 agreement on military visits with Canada, the 1994 agreement on cooperation in the field of defence with France and the 2000 agreement on military cooperation with Portugal.The previous decisions In July, Prime Minister Mousstin signed another order by which the technical-military cooperation agreement with Germany was declared. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affair…