The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposed to conclude "non-aggression agreements" with some of the NATO countries.
The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry's foreign policy planning department, Alexei Drobinin, made suggestions for "potential participants" in the "Eurasian security architecture," the agency noted.
According to Drobinin, "participants in architecture" are invited to build relationships among themselves "based on the principle of equal and indivisible security".
One of the proposals was "bilateral agreements that in their meaning meet the criteria of mutual non-aggression agreements," said Drobinin.
For example, such agreements can be reached, including with individual NATO member states, in which case they will receive, for example, additional personal security guarantees from the Russian Federation.
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