It is likely that Putin will demand that NATO reduce its military presence in Europe to 1997 levels. So the alliance will potentially have to withdraw troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, writes the "Telegraph" referring to diplomatic sources. According to sources, the Russian Federation will seek such concessions during a new round of peace talks in Ukraine. European officials emphasize that NATO is ready to discuss Moscow's concerns, but will not withdraw troops and nuclear weapons from the countries of the former Soviet bloc. In November, tripartite negotiations are to be held in Abu Dhabi. Ukraine wants to agree on a ceasefire in the field of energy and during the export of grain, as well as an exchange of prisoners.

It is likely that Putin will demand that NATO reduce its military presence in Europe to 1997 levels. So the alliance will potentially have to withdraw troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, writes the "Telegraph" referring to diplomatic sources. According to sources, the Russian Federation will seek such concessions during a new round of peace talks in Ukraine. European officials emphasize that NATO is ready to discuss Moscow's concerns, but will not withdraw troops and nuclear weapons from the countries of the former Soviet bloc. In November, tripartite negotiations are to be held in Abu Dhabi. Ukraine wants to agree on a ceasefire in the field of energy and during the export of grain, as well as an exchange of prisoners.