The US proposed to Europe to return to the format of the Russia-NATO Council for security discussions. The Washington Post.
US Presidents son-in-law Jared Kushner suggested European politicians use the Russia-NATO Council as a model for future negotiations on a new European security architecture. The initiative was reported by Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, citing a source familiar with the latest talks in Brussels. The Russia-NATO Council was established in 2002 for cooperation and military-political coordination between Moscow and the allied countries. Its last meeting was held in January 2022. According to the publication, European representatives expressed their willingness to conduct a dialogue with Russia, but set a condition: discussion of a new security system is possible only after a cease-fire agreement in Ukraine. Caravans: |.