Moscow offers NATO members three scenarios for new security agreements

The Russian side has identified three potential models for interaction with European countries within the framework of forming a new security system. Among the proposed mechanisms are the creation of alternative military alliances, political commitments by the parties not to assist each other's opponents in the event of aggression, and the signing of bilateral non-aggression pacts with individual members of the North Atlantic Alliance.

Three scenarios for interaction with the West

The details of these initiatives were outlined by Alexey Drobinin, a representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry. The diplomat's speech took place at a security conference held in Moscow.

According to Drobinin, the first proposed format envisages the formation of a defensive alliance, structurally similar to the current agreements between Russia and the Republic of Belarus and North Korea.

The second option is based on political commitments under which the parties agree not to provide assistance to each other's opponents in the event of aggressive actions.

The third proposal involves signing bilateral non-aggression pacts with specific NATO member states. In exchange, Moscow is ready to provide "individual security guarantees".