António Costa accuses Moscow of disrupting European security order
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on L'Information
European Council President António Costa blames Russia for the deterioration of the European security order, as Washington explores a comprehensive agreement with Moscow on Ukraine. Brussels insists on fully participating in any negotiations that could reshape the balance of power with Russia, according to L’Information.
European Council President António Costa holds Russia responsible for the deterioration of the European security order, as the United States explores the possibility of a comprehensive agreement with Moscow, according to L’Information. Brussels insists on the need to participate fully in any discussion that could reshape the balance of power with Russia.
European leaders are issuing repeated warnings against any attempt to redraw the continent’s security architecture without their participation. At the heart of these concerns is the war in Ukraine, whose consequences are disrupting the strategic balances inherited from the end of the Cold War.
The warning comes a day after Moscow opened peace talks on European security, and two days after the US proposed a new European security framework in Abu Dhabi.
