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Sybiha rejects Russian demands to reshape European security

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Ukraine’s foreign minister said Russia was in no position to demand changes to Europe’s security order. He called ending Russian aggression against Ukraine the best route to a safe and free Europe.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Europe did not need a new security order because an existing one was being repeatedly violated by Russia, LIGA.net reported, citing his post on X.

His comments followed a New York Times report on a document that Russia allegedly presented at a meeting with Ukraine and the United States in the United Arab Emirates. According to LIGA.net’s account of that report, the document sought a revision of Europe’s security system.

Sybiha described ending Russia’s aggression against Ukraine as the best plan for a safe and free Europe. He said an agreement to halt fighting along the front line was the most that could currently be achieved; this was his assessment of a possible agreement.

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