The Washington administration believes that long-term peace in Europe requires agreements with the participation of Russia and US allies. The US in NATO, announced Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of the US president. He emphasized that Trump on November 5 promoted important consultations with several European leaders on "the need for a broader security architecture that can help create the conditions for long-term peace." "Any agreement must fully respect the sovereignty, territorial integrity and right of each country to make its own decisions. "All countries will retain the right to make decisions regarding their security and alliances, and no country will have the right to veto the sovereign decisions of another country," he said.