Trilateral discussions address European security architecture and Atlantic-Russia relations

Recent talks involving Russia, the United States, and Ukraine have extended beyond resolving the ongoing war in Ukraine to address broader concerns regarding European security architecture and Atlantic-Russia relations. Reports suggest the underlying causes of the conflict stem from long-standing geopolitical tensions between the Atlantic alliance and Moscow, particularly regarding NATO's expansion toward Russian borders. By addressing these structural issues, negotiators aim to reshape the continent's security framework alongside negotiating terms to end the hostilities in Ukraine.

Sources: Cumhuriyet