Some NATO countries can agree with Russia on security guarantees, the director of the Department of Foreign Policy Planning at the Russian Foreign Ministry Alexei Drobinin said at an international collective security forum.
"These could be bilateral agreements designed to meet the criteria of mutual non-aggression agreements. For example, such agreements can also be reached with some of the NATO member states, which in such a case could receive, for example, additional personal security guarantees from Russia," stated the senior diplomat.