The Russian Foreign Ministry offered options for a new security architecture for Europe, -. Reuters.
The Director of the Foreign Policy Planning Department of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Alexei Drovinin, presented a number of ideas at a conference on security issues in Moscow.
Among the proposals:
- Creation of a collective defense alliance or bilateral agreements on mutual assistance, following the example of Russia's agreements with the Republic of the Democratic Republic of North Korea and Belarus.
- Political agreements that prohibit helping each other's opponents in case of aggression, similar to the agreement between Moscow and Iran.
- Termination of bilateral non-aggression agreements.
According to Drobinin, such agreements can be signed with individual NATO countries. In this case, they can receive additional personal security guarantees from Russia.
Earlier, Vladimir Medinsky stated that one of the main tasks of Moscow is to create a new security system in Europe.