Russia’s Military Agreement Withdrawals: Prelude to War or Empty Threat?
Moscow has moved to terminate military cooperation agreements with eleven European countries, including Germany, Poland, and the United Kingdom. These agreements, signed between 1992 and 2002, facilitated defense cooperation and mutual assistance. The decision encompasses both EU member states and those with special status in European security. This follows a previous termination of a military-technical cooperation agreement with Germany in July, citing its incompatibility with current relations.
John Q. Hosedrinker