Russia may seek NATO troop withdrawal from Poland in Ukraine talks: report
- The report says Moscow could demand that NATO reduce its military presence to 1997 levels, before former Eastern Bloc countries began joining the alliance.
- This could mean the withdrawal of NATO troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, all of which share a border with Russia.
- Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov previously said that European countries should take part in the negotiations because they support Kyiv and Europe's position could play a “key role.
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- The report says Moscow could demand that NATO reduce its military presence to 1997 levels, before former Eastern Bloc countries began joining the alliance.
- This could mean the withdrawal of NATO troops from Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, all of which share a border with Russia.
- Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's aide Yuri Ushakov previously said that European countries should take part in the negotiations because they support Kyiv and Europe's position could play a “key role.
Sources: Polskieradio