Russia says it is willing to negotiate “security guarantees” with Ukraine

Russia says it is willing to negotiate “security guarantees” with Ukraine

This was stated by the Russian Foreign Minister, who demands that Ukraine not join NATO. The inauguration of the American Donald Trump opens a new stage in the negotiations.

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The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrovstated this Tuesday that his country is willing to negotiate with Ukraine “security guarantees”. In any case, this issue will not be the priority in negotiations with the United States after the inauguration of Donald Trump.

“We are ready to address security guarantees for the country now called Ukraine”he assured Lavrov during a press conference where, however, he clarified that Russia’s priority is to build a new security architecture for the Eurasian continent.

Before sitting down at a table with Russia, the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, makes it a condition that the United States and NATO establishes security guarantees. Meanwhile, Russia establishes as its main demand that Ukraine not join NATO.

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Before sitting down at a table with Russia, the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, makes it a condition that the United States and NATO establish security guarantees.

Before sitting down at a table with Russia, the president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, makes it a condition that the United States and NATO establish security guarantees.

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Lavrov clarified, however, that before negotiating “security guarantees” with Ukraine, The threats to Russia’s security posed by NATO expansion will have to be “liquidated.” For Lavrov, Ukraine was used by the European Union (EU) “to weaken Russia.”

The security of Russia, eastern Ukraine and the Eurasian context

Regarding future security negotiations to be carried out with the EU, Lavrov assured that “the Eurasian context will be dominant.” The EU cannot ignore “giants like China, India and Russia” and the Asia-Pacific.

The European continent bloc has been one of Ukraine’s main supporters in its war with Russia. It has sanctioned several officials of Vladimir Putin’s government, including Lavrov himself, sanctioned in 2022 “for his active support of actions that undermine the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine,” according to the definition of the European Commission.

This situation has not changed the position of Russia until now, which continues to claim part of eastern Ukraine, occupied since 2022.. Lavrov stated that “part of that country”, referring to Crimea, Donbas and the Kherson and Zaporizhia regions have already made the decision to join the Eurasian continent.

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