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Putin invites NATO to agree to missile deployment in Europe
The Russian president proposes to the North Atlantic Alliance an agreement on the deployment of missiles in Europe.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called on NATO to declare a moratorium on the deployment of short-range and intermediate land-based missiles in Europe. This was reported on the Kremlin’s website on Monday, October 26.
He noted that the Russian-American treaty on the elimination of intermediate and short-range missiles was important to Europe, and the US withdrawal from it was a big mistake.
Putin promises not to deploy 9M729 missiles from the Iskander-M complex in Europe, subject to the alliance’s reciprocal steps.
He proposed to verify compliance with the INF parameters of the 9M729 missiles in the Kaliningrad region and the Aegis Ashore complexes with Mk-41 launchers at the US and NATO bases in Europe.
“We also ask all interested countries to seek schemes to maintain stability and prevent missile crises” in a world without an INF Treaty “as applied to the Asia-Pacific region. We are open to joint work on this. direction, “Putin said in a statement.
The missile treaty ended on August 2, 2019.
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