West’s rejection of OSCE commitments led to Euro-Atlantic security collapse — Russian MFA

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According to the statement, this concept’s collapse marked the starting point for efforts to establish a Eurasian security architecture

MOSCOW, November 11. /TASS/. The concept of Euro-Atlantic security collapsed after NATO and the West refused to fulfill their political commitments within the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Alexander Drobinin, director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Foreign Policy Planning Department, said.

"The refusal by NATO and the West in general to implement the political commitments they had undertaken within the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe and the OSCE - particularly the commitment to respect the principle of equal and indivisible security - led to the collapse of the Euro-Atlantic security concept. In fact, this concept’s collapse marked the starting point for efforts to establish a Eurasian security architecture," he pointed out, addressing the International Forum on Collective Security.

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