Russia opposes European security guarantees for Ukraine and does not accept the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian territory
Liviu Brăteanu
International
foto: shutterstock
Always see our news on Google
The Kremlin has declared that it has a "negative attitude" towards European security proposals for Ukraine, emphasizing that any deployment of NATO troops would be unacceptable. Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia considers security guarantees to be essential, but does not want public discussions on this topic. He also praised President Trump's efforts to mediate for peace, while Ukraine rejects the idea that Russia could be a guarantor of its security. Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine continue, but without a set date for the next meeting.
Sources
Latest News
16:00
The Chamber of Deputies rejected an investigation into private flights to Mykonos and Nice
15:54
Kosovo's Foreign Minister, harsh reaction after the conviction of former UÇK leaders: “Terrible,” “unfair,” and “undeserved”
15:53
EU allocates 300 million euros for five major defense projects
15:51
Chancellor Friedrich Merz cancels his visit to the UN as pressure mounts on him after the CDU’s defeat by the AfD
15:50
JD Vance rejects global regulation of artificial intelligence and calls on companies to stop developing the “Frankenstein monster”
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
International
The Kremlin does not rule out resuming Russia-Ukraine-US negotiations after the visit of American envoys
International
The Kremlin claims that there are no conditions for resuming peace negotiations with Ukraine.
International
The Kremlin does not rule out resuming trilateral negotiations on resolving the conflict in Ukraine
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
