Russia Aims to Create 'Safety Net' with New Eurasian Security Architecture
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Russian Foreign Ministry's Alexander Trofimov explains that the proposed Eurasian security architecture, initiated by President Putin, aims to prevent dangerous global rivalries and ensure equal, indivisible security among states.
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President Putin's initiative for a new Eurasian security architecture was announced two years ago.
KALININGRAD, June 27. /TASS/. The construction of a new Eurasian security architecture is intended to create a ‘safety net’ in the region against future conflicts, Russian Foreign Ministry’s Ambassador-at-Large Alexander Trofimov said in an interview with TASS on the sidelines of an expert dialogue of the Valdai International Discussion Club. Russian President Vladimir Putin "put forward a conceptual foreign policy initiative two years ago to shape a new Eurasian security architecture," he noted. "This architecture is envisioned as a safety net designed to prevent dangerous rivalry among various global players and to ensure adherence to the principle of equal and indivisible security whereby the security of one state is not achieved at the expense of others," the diplomat explained. This architecture would cement, and is already cementing, a "shared understanding and entails resolving existing contradictions by eliminating their root causes based on the principle of regional responsibility", he said, adding that "it is easier to address common challenges within this more stable framework.".
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- How will other global players respond to this initiative?
