Putin's Secret Plan Surfaced! The Kremlin Is Preparing a Surprise at the Negotiating Table with Ukraine: It Wants to Dismantle NATO, and Europe Will Not Accept That
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What to expect from the next round of trilateral talks on Ukraine, which start in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday? Probably not much, according to analysts, the Kremlin is playing its classic delaying game. However, Europe is uneasy about indications that its new security architecture should also be discussed in Abu Dhabi.
However, diplomatic sources told the British newspaper "Telegraph" that Moscow's real motive for including European countries in the negotiation process is actually
Putin could ask for NATO's military presence to return to the level of 1997, which would mean the withdrawal of troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland. Yuri Ushakov, the Kremlin's adviser on foreign affairs
The United States seems ready to include NATO's military presence in Eastern Europe among the subjects of negotiations for the end of the war in Ukraine. Thus, an old request by Vladimir Putin, demilitarizing the eastern flank of the alliance, could reach the table of talks.
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