European leaders reject Putin's bid to reshape security architecture amid Ukraine talks
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Moscow is floating the idea of individual non-aggression treaties with NATO members as part of a broader European security framework. This marks a shift from bloc-level negotiations to bilateral engagement, potentially aimed at dividing the alliance. The proposal's viability is uncertain, as NATO has historically insisted on unified positions.
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Russia has proposed bilateral non-aggression pacts with individual NATO member states, a confirmed shift from prior bloc-level engagement. This initiative is presented as part of a new Eurasian/European security architecture, potentially linked to the Ukraine peace process. The proposal's reception among NATO members and its ultimate viability remain uncertain, with the potential to test alliance cohesion.
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