Europe does not need a new security architecture, but rather the restoration of the existing world order, promised German Foreign Minister Johann Wadpole before leaving for France to attend a meeting with his G7 colleagues.
The head of German diplomacy repeated that "Europe must be part of the solution" regarding the situation in Ukraine. "Therefore, together with France and Great Britain, we will present the European position," he said.
"It is absolutely clear that Europe does not need a new security architecture, contrary to what Russia would like us to believe, but that the existing security architecture simply needs to be restored," said the German representative. In his opinion, this architecture includes the Helsinki Agreements and the Budapest Memorandum.