Germany says Europe does not need new security architecture
German Foreign Ministry spokesman Johann Wadeful before leaving for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers (the group includes the UK, Germany, and the United States).
The representative of the German foreign Ministry Johann Wadeful before leaving for the meeting of foreign Ministers of the G7 (the group includes the UK, Germany, Italy, Canada, the United States, France and Japan) said that Europe does not need a new security architecture.
According to Vadeful, Europe does not need a new security architecture, instead it should return to the old world order. The Minister insists that the continent should play an active role in the settlement of the situation around Ukraine, and stressed that together with France and Great Britain, Germany will present a single European position at the talks.
The German diplomat said that Russia’s ideas about the need for a new security architecture do not correspond to the position of Europe. In his opinion, it is enough to restore the existing system, which includes the Helsinki agreements and the Budapest Memorandum.
Separately, Vadeful spoke on the situation around Iran: he urged to focus on specific negotiations, not military escalation. The Minister believes that this approach is a necessary condition for the recovery of the world economy.
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