Grushko: It's the cooperation between NATO and Russia stopped
According to him, “the leadership of the alliance likes to talk about the need for de-escalation, preventing dangerous military incidents and misinterpreting the intentions of another, but does not do anything to restore normal communications along a military line.”
A NATO spokesman recently told the Izvestia newspaper that “the nature of the Alliance’s relations with Russia and the desire for partnership will depend on a clear, constructive change in Russia's actions, indicating compliance with international law, international obligations and obligations of Russia.”
The publication reminds that in January of this year, Vladimir Putin dismissed Grushko from the post of permanent representative of the Russian Federation to NATO and appointed him deputy minister of foreign affairs. Until now, his successor has not been appointed. There is a possibility that Moscow will reduce the level of representation of the Alliance to a temporary attorney.
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