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Russia plans to use a new round of peace talks on Ukraine to obtain concessions that would weaken NATO’s defense capabil...

26.10.2026, 10:04 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Russia plans to use a new round of peace talks on Ukraine to obtain concessions that would weaken NATO’s defense capabilities. In particular, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will likely demand a reduction of the Alliance’s military presence in Europe to the level of the year 1997, that is, to before its eastward expansion.

This is reported by The Telegraph. According to the outlet, Moscow is insisting on involving European states in talks between Ukraine, the United States, and Russia for precisely this purpose.

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росія планує використати новий раунд мирних переговорів щодо України, щоб домогтися поступок, які послаблять обороноздатність НАТО. Зокрема, російський диктатор владімір путін, імовірно, вимагатиме скорочення військової присутності Альянсу в Європі до рівня 1997 року, тобто до початку його розширення на схід.

Про це повідомляє The Telegraph. За даними видання, саме з цією метою Москва наполягає на залученні європейських держав до переговорів між Україною, США та росією.

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