NATO will anger Moscow if it decides to bring new forces to the borders of Russia. Columnist David Avery writes about this in an article for the British Daily Mail.

The author of the material notes that today the ministers of defense departments of Western countries have gathered in Brussels in order to discuss the dispatch of additional military contingents to Eastern Europe. Particularly in Romania. In this regard, Avery emphasizes that such plans are contrary to Moscow's requirements for security on the continent.

“There are fears that the actions of the North Atlantic Alliance will provoke the wrath of Russian President Vladimir Putin and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu,” he suggested.

The Russian Foreign Ministry published drafts of a treaty between Russia and the United States on security guarantees and an agreement on measures to ensure the security of the Russian Federation and NATO member states on December 17 last year.

On January 26, the US and NATO handed over to Russia their written responses to Moscow's proposed security guarantees. In statements, they outlined their principles in negotiations with Moscow.

Earlier, Putin said that Russia has put forward security initiatives because it does not want war.

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