Russia opposes European security guarantees for Ukraine and does not accept the presence of NATO troops on Ukrainian territory
Liviu Brăteanu
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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.
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