Moscow proposed to legally fix the refusal to & nbsp; admission to & nbsp; NATO & laquo; of states that were previously part of the & nbsp; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. '' Moreover, Washington was asked to subscribe to the thesis that & nbsp; from now on it is forbidden to develop “ bilateral military cooperation '' with these countries. Speech, in & nbsp; first of all, is about & nbsp; Ukraine and & nbsp; Georgia.
The draft agreement with the & nbsp; USA consists of & nbsp; eight articles. The & nbsp; beginning of the document notes that & nbsp; Moscow and & nbsp; Washington in & nbsp; their relations are guided by the principles contained in the & nbsp; UN Charter, the Helsinki Final Act of the Conference on & nbsp; Security and & nbsp; Cooperation in & nbsp; Europe 1975, the Founding Act of the Russian Federation-NATO other international agreements. Then follows the thesis about & nbsp; & nbsp; inadmissibility in & nbsp; their & nbsp; (RF and & nbsp; USA. & Mdash; & ldquo; b & rdquo;) mutual, like & nbsp; in & nbsp; whole in & nbsp; international relations, the use of force or the threat of force in any other way, incompatible with the & nbsp; purposes and & nbsp; principles of the Charter of the United Nations. '' The UN Security Council for & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & n; of & nbsp; &; &; nbsp; &; &; &; &; &; &; &; &; &;;; the maintenance of international peace & &//nbsp; & /; security & raquo ;, & nbsp; the need to combine efforts for & nbsp; & nbsp; effective response to & nbsp; modern challenges and & nbsp; security threats & raquo;, as well as & nbsp; & nbsp; also the need to & laquo; strict observance of the principle of non-interference in internal affairs & nbsp ;. The purpose of the document is stated, in & nbsp; in particular, “ improvement of existing or creation of additional effective and & nbsp; promptly launched interaction mechanisms for & nbsp; settlement of emerging problematic issues and & nbsp; disagreements ''.