Russia to be main focus of NATO foreign ministers meeting
Top diplomats set to meet in Latvia on Nov. 30 – Dec.1 to talk about pressing security issues.
Top diplomats set to meet in Latvia on Nov. 30 – Dec.1 to talk about pressing security issues.
Organizations call on Moscow to refrain from similar ‘irresponsible’ acts that undermine space security.
NATO chief Stoltenberg says alliance closely monitoring situation near Ukraine’s border, continues to support Kyiv
Russian president says West started taking Russia’s warnings on red lines more seriously.
In recent weeks, the Kremlin has once again amassed a huge number of troops and military equipment on the Russia-Ukraine border after a major buildup this spring. In addition to the Western military circle, Russia collectively sent troops to two points, the interfered part of the Donbas and the Crimean peninsula, mainly from the Central and Southern Military District.
The Russian foreign political course towards three South Caucasian states – Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia have altered drastically after the election of Vladimir Putin as a president of the Russian Federation in March 2000. The Russian foreign policy was comparatively stable after the collapse of the Soviet Union in December of 1991. It can be elucidated by the fact that the Russian Federation experienced one of the tremendous social and economic crises in its history. Another ground is that Russia was forced to apply moderate approaches in the foreign policy due to the economic problems and necessity of strategic cooperation with the West.
Increasing US presence in Black Sea does not contribute to regional stability, says Russian foreign minister.
The US Navy’s 6th Fleet announced that it dispatched its flagship vessel, Mount Whitney, into the waters of the Black Sea for joint drills with NATO forces, according to a statement from the US fleet’s press office, APA reports citing TASS.
The three states (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia) had historically the role of the periphery for the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union over the last two centuries. The security situation is complicated and fragile in the South Caucasus.
Russian foreign minister says Russian mission cannot work properly after NATO revoked accreditation of 8 employees