If the United States and NATO refuse to provide guarantees for the security of Russia, Moscow’s answer can be very different, the choice of options will depend on the recommendations of military experts. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Russia-1 on Sunday, TASS reports.
“It can be very different. It depends on the proposals that our military experts will make for me.”
At the same time, the president stressed that Russia will strive to achieve positive results from the negotiations about this issue.
“I hope that, after all, we have not proposed anything to obscure or stop, in terms of this diplomatic process, but to to achieve the result of diplomatic negotiations, as I said, legally, within the framework of the documents we have proposed. We will strive for that, “Putin added.
Blinkon and Stoltenberg discussed dialogue with Russia and allied defense
Borrell said the EU is co-ordinating closely with partners on security guarantees
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Moscow’s further actions will not depend on the course of the guarantee negotiations for security with the United States, and from the unconditional provision of Russia’s security “today and in historical perspective.”
According to Putin, in this regard, the Russian side has made it very clear that “further NATO movement to the east is unacceptable.”
Putin explains that Russia does not place missiles near the US borders, “the US with their missiles came to our home, they are on our doorstep. “The president is also wondering how would the Americans react if Russia deployed its missiles on the border with Mexico or Canada with the United States.
On December 17, the Russian Foreign Ministry published draft agreements with the United States on security guarantees, as well as agreements on security measures for Russia and NATO member states. They were handed over to the American side on December 15 at a meeting at the Russian diplomatic service.
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The United States can provide intelligence to Ukraine against the Russian invasion
May transfer helicopters and other military equipment previously intended for the Afghan military
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