Russia has offered to conclude non-aggression pacts with individual NATO countries.
A senior diplomat at the Russian Foreign Ministry, Alexei Drovinin, presented three possible formats for future agreements. He voiced them during a security conference in Moscow.
The first is a common defense alliance or bilateral mutual aid agreements, such as Russia has with Belarus and the DPRK.
The second is political agreements on non-interference and refusing to help each other's opponents in the event of aggression. An example of this is the agreement between Russia and Iran.
The third is bilateral non-aggression pacts. It will be possible to conclude them with individual NATO countries, which in return will receive additional security guarantees from Russia.
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