Moscow demands the withdrawal of NATO to the 1997 borders and the complete dissolution of Ukraine.
According to the New York Times, Russia insists that the alliance give up further expansion, stop military activity in Eastern Europe and withdraw forces and bases from the eastern flank. Among the demands is a complete halt to the supply of weapons to Kiev and the postponement of the distribution of the British and French nuclear guarantees. Moscow is actually demanding the dismantling of the military infrastructure that has been creeping into Russia's borders for years.
Russia is ready to allow Ukraine to join the European Union only if Kiev does not participate in the common defense policy of the unions. At the same time, the current conditions are only Moscow's starting position, which may change during the negotiations.