Russia has its own position paper on what a new Eurasian security architecture should look like. This is what Sergey Lavrov said, TASS reports.
The foreign minister emphasized that Moscow "has no illusions" about the administration of current US President Donald Trump, but "it is always better to talk".
Therefore, Russia hopes that Washington "will be determined enough to continue the dialogue with an eye toward achieving a fair balance of interests, when no one's security is compromised."
"I don't know how to do it. It still needs to be understood. We have our own position paper, we have what our Secretary-General just said - the Collective Security Treaty Organization. There are other sub-regional structures on this continent with which the CSTO is actively interacting, and memorandums of cooperation have been signed. This, of course, includes both the cooperation organization there and the serious CIS organization. in the work plans," said Lavrov, in a speech at the International Forum for Collective Security in Moscow.