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Europe rebuffs US drive for new ‘security architecture’ in Ukraine-Russia deal

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On November 6, European officials rejected US efforts to reshape Europe’s existing security framework as part of potential negotiations with Russia over ending the war in Ukraine. The United States, through President Donald Trump and his envoy Jared Kushner, proposed developing new security arrangements for all of Europe, which alarmed European allies concerned about Russian influence. European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas emphasized that existing treaties are being broken by Russia rather than needing replacement, while Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stated that a deal above the heads of Europeans would be unwise and impossible.
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That suggestion has set alarm bells ringing for US allies in Europe who have long rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin’s desire to overhaul the arrangements underpinning Europe’s security. “We already have a European security architecture in place,” European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told journalists in Warsaw.
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🔮 US President Donald Trump on Nov 5 predicted a “very big” deal with Moscow involving not only Ukraine but “all of Europe”, in remarks likely to fuel fresh fears of a pivot towards the Kremlin.
2026-11-06 · The Straits Times
Europe rebuffs US drive for new ‘security architecture’ in Ukraine-Russia deal · assertive framing

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Europe rebuffs US drive for new ‘security architecture’ in Ukraine-Russia deal BRUSSELS - asserted
Europe → rebuff → deal
Europe pushed back on Nov 6 on any US efforts to rewrite the continent’s “security architecture” as part of a potential agreement with Russia to end the war in Ukraine. asserted
Europe → push → Ukraine
US President Donald Trump on Nov 5 predicted a “very big” deal with Moscow involving not only Ukraine but “all of Europe”, in remarks likely to fuel fresh fears of a pivot towards the Kremlin. asserted
Trump → predict → Kremlin
At the same time, his envoy and son-in-law Jared Kushner said Washington was working on “a broader European security architecture” ahead of mediating talks next week between Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi. asserted
Washington → say → Dhabi
That suggestion has set alarm bells ringing for US allies in Europe who have long rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin’s desire to overhaul the arrangements underpinning Europe’s security. “We already have a European security architecture in place,” European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told journalists in Warsaw. asserted
Kallas → set → Warsaw
“The problem remains that Russia keeps breaking the treaties that underpin it. asserted
that → remain → it
NATO posed no threat to Russia in 2021, and it poses no threat to Russia at the moment. asserted
it → pose → moment
Putin does not have a veto over European security.” asserted
Putin → have → security
She added that “any agreement, in order to be implemented, will require the European Union to be part of it.” asserted
agreement → add → it
Moscow ‘cannot be security guarantor’ for Europe Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski echoed her, saying “an arrangement about the future of Ukraine and of Europe above our heads would not just be unwise. asserted
arrangement → echo → heads
His Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha insisted that Moscow “cannot be the security guarantor for the European continent”. asserted
Moscow → insist → continent
“We have to talk about protecting ourselves against Russia, not talking with Russians about spheres of influence in Europe,” he said. asserted
he → have → Europe
After its efforts largely stalled, the United States has renewed its push to end the fighting in Ukraine in recent weeks. asserted
States → stall → weeks
Representatives from Washington met officials from NATO, the EU and major European powers in Brussels for two days of meetings this week ahead of the Abu Dhabi talks. asserted
Representatives → meet → talks
US wants to address ‘security concerns of all sides’ asserted
US → want → sides
After participating by video link, Kushner wrote online that the United States was working on “a broader European security architecture that can help establish the conditions for lasting peace.” asserted
that → participate → peace
He said Washington’s “objective is to develop practical arrangements that address the security concerns of all sides”. asserted
that → say → sides
Before launching the war in Ukraine in 2022, the Kremlin delivered an ultimatum to NATO on Europe’s security arrangements which included a demand that the alliance’s troops be withdrawn from eastern Europe. asserted
troops → launch → Europe
That was rejected by the Western military alliance. Speaking earlier, an EU spokeswoman said that despite Trump’s comments “a lot of work” was still needed for peace in Ukraine and the bloc would decide on its own security matters. asserted
bloc → reject → matters
A NATO spokeswoman said Ukraine’s allies are working for a “just and sustainable” end to the war. asserted
allies → say → war
Europe has long been seeking to play a bigger role in the US-led push to end the fighting. asserted
Europe → seek → fighting
Kushner said Washington would “consult closely with our European partners on the sidelines” of the Abu Dhabi talks and “if progress is made, aim to move towards a broader multilateral format with their direct participation”. asserted
progress → say → participation
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