Moscow: Russia on Friday published a Design Security Pact that demanded that Ukraine and other ex-Soviet countries be prohibited from joining NATO, and that restrictions on troops and weapons in Europe will be placed.
The documents, which have been submitted to the US and its allies earlier this week, also called on the ban and aircraft of war and Russian aircraft to areas where they can attack their respective regions and re-demand the spread of the troop alliance near the Russian border.
Difficult demands arise must be rejected by the US and its allies, who have emphasized that Russia has no voice in NATO enlargement.
The Secretary General of the Alliance warned that every security talk with Moscow needs to consider NATO’s worries and involve Ukraine and other partners.
The publication of the concept of the pact came in the middle of soaring tensions over the buildup of Russian troops near Ukraine who had attracted the fear of Ukraine and the west of the invasion.
Moscow has denied the plan to attack his neighbors, but demanding the West to provide a series of law guarantees by preventing NATO expansion to Ukraine and other Russian neighbors and the spread of alliance weapons there, NATO’s request has been rejected.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that Russian relations with the US and the NATO allies have approached “dangerous points,” noting that the spread of alliances and exercises near Russia has submitted a “unacceptable” threat to security.
Draft Pact – Russian-US security agreements and security agreements between Moscow and NATO – contain the obligation to withdraw weapons and refrain from exercises near the border between Russia and members of the Alliance.
Ryabkov told reporters that Moscow proposed that A.S.
Immediately start talks on the proposed concept in Geneva.
His draft will require Washington and his allies obliged to stop expansion east of NATO to include the Republic of other former Soviets and canceled the promise of membership in 2008 to Ukraine and Georgia.
They will also deter the US and its allies from establishing a military base in the Ukrainian region, Georgia and other ex-Soviet countries that are not members of NATO.
A draft agreement with the US contains a prohibition on the spread of warships and US aircraft and Russia to “areas where they can attack targets in other parties.” Moscow has long complained about patrol flights by US strategic bombers near the Russian border and the spread of warships A.S.
and NATO to the Black Sea, describes them as destabilization and provocative.
The Russian design also imagined a promise not to display medium-distance missiles in areas where they could attack the other parties, clauses that followed the withdrawal of the US and Russia from the Cold War era pact that prohibited such weapons.
President Vladimir Putin raised security guarantee requests in video calls last week with President Joe Biden.
During the conversation, Biden voiced concern about the buildup of Russian troops near Ukraine and warned him that Russia would face “heavy consequences” if Moscow attacked its neighbors.
NATO General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday that the Alliance had received a Russian design document, and noted that there was a dialogue with Moscow “also needed to overcome NATO’s concern about Russian actions, based on the core principles and European security documents, and put in consultation with European Mitra NATO, like Ukraine.
“He added that 30 NATO countries” have clarified that Russia must take concrete steps to reduce tension, we are ready to work on the strengthening of trust development steps.
” US intelligence officials said Russia had transferred 70,000 troops to its borders with Ukraine and was preparing the possibility of an initial invasion next year.
Moscow has denied the intention to attack and accuse the authority of Ukraine planning a counter-attack to regain control of East Ukrainian rebels – an accusation of Ukraine has been rejected.
Fighting between the Ukrainian forces and the separatist supported by Russia in East Ukraine began after the 2014 Russian annexation from the Crimean Peninsula Ukraine.
It has killed more than 14,000 people and destroys the heart of the Ukrainian industry called Donbas.