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Really worrying, needless to say. it is. and of course when those countries in the eastjoined nato in the late 19905 into thousands, beginning in 1997, the first round of expansion, russia and nato sang something called the founding act, and the founding act was a sort of document that said here the relationship we are going to build, the cold war is finished. and they agreed to have restraint on their border and nato 5aid agreed to have restraint on their border and nato said it would not deplo...

Javier Solana & Nina L. Khrushcheva about the historic roots of Russia’s invasion and the future of global security and cooperation.

On June 29, Biden introduced his presence at the NATO summit in Madrid, by announcing that the US would establish a permanent headquarters for US forces - Ted Snider for Antiwar.com Original

NATO will reportedly retain the 1997 Founding Act between the military alliance and Russia, which says that the two "do not consider each other as adversaries." According to German media, Berlin and Paris argued against axing the accord. In a...

The placement of the main command of the US Army's V Corps in Poland is the first step to adding other permanent US bases in Central and Eastern Europe, Poland’s foreign minister said in Madrid, on Thursday.

The Founding Act of 1997 legally remains in force, but has effectively been violated by the US-led bloc, Lavrov claimed Neither Russia nor

Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Russia's key treaty with NATO did not work in practice Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany and France insist on preserving the 1997 Founding Act despite opposition from some members of the bloc, media claims NATO will rep

Germany and France have reportedly insisted on preserving the 1997 NATO-Russia agreement that says Moscow is not an adversary Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany and France insist on preserving the 1997 Founding Act despite opposition from some members of the bloc, newspaper claims NATO will