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The strategy document experts close to the Kremlin, urged Russia to join NATO. As stated in an article published on the website weekly Der Spiegel, this "breakthrough appears to have gained the approval of President Medvedev, within the ruling elite is encountering strong resistance."
The newspaper reminds that the question of Russian membership in NATO is not up for the first time, for example, in March this year in an interview with Der Spiegel, former Defense Minister of Germany Volker Rouet insisted on the need to "open the door for Russia to NATO." Then the proposal, writes the author, Benjamin Bidder not found in Russia a great response. For example, Fyodor Lukyanov, a leading foreign policy expert, said he could not imagine how Moscow can obey the alliance, which dominated the United States.
At the same time Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel said: "Before invite Russian, would be nice to find out whether they want to join NATO. But now the Kremlin itself sends signals to the West, saying that Russia is interested in rapprochement and even in the introduction. In his unpublished documents of the Moscow Institute of Contemporary Development (INSOR) offers three possible involvement of Russia in NATO, according to the German edition.
This "institutional organizational integration into the alliance in the form of Russia's membership in NATO, a joint defense alliance between NATO and Russia, which could mark a new pact on security, or the creation of a unified coordination of the NATO Council and Russia."
This paper argues Bidder citing INSOR already on the table from Medvedev. Officially, the initiative could be announced at the end of the week on the world political forum in Yaroslavl, "of course, in the presence of heads of state."
But will the liberal wing of President Medvedev's victory in the dispute over the accession to NATO, is not obvious - the front of the Moscow hard-liners powerful and influential, "wrote Bidder, citing as proof the word well-known journalist and political analyst Maxim Shevchenko:" If Russia becomes part of the West, it disappears as Russia, as a historical subject. " The publication also cites Russia's ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin, who is sure that Russia's accession to NATO in his life did not take place: it would stymie many East European members of NATO.
The newspaper reminds that the question of Russian membership in NATO is not up for the first time, for example, in March this year in an interview with Der Spiegel, former Defense Minister of Germany Volker Rouet insisted on the need to "open the door for Russia to NATO." Then the proposal, writes the author, Benjamin Bidder not found in Russia a great response. For example, Fyodor Lukyanov, a leading foreign policy expert, said he could not imagine how Moscow can obey the alliance, which dominated the United States.
At the same time Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel said: "Before invite Russian, would be nice to find out whether they want to join NATO. But now the Kremlin itself sends signals to the West, saying that Russia is interested in rapprochement and even in the introduction. In his unpublished documents of the Moscow Institute of Contemporary Development (INSOR) offers three possible involvement of Russia in NATO, according to the German edition.
This "institutional organizational integration into the alliance in the form of Russia's membership in NATO, a joint defense alliance between NATO and Russia, which could mark a new pact on security, or the creation of a unified coordination of the NATO Council and Russia."
This paper argues Bidder citing INSOR already on the table from Medvedev. Officially, the initiative could be announced at the end of the week on the world political forum in Yaroslavl, "of course, in the presence of heads of state."
But will the liberal wing of President Medvedev's victory in the dispute over the accession to NATO, is not obvious - the front of the Moscow hard-liners powerful and influential, "wrote Bidder, citing as proof the word well-known journalist and political analyst Maxim Shevchenko:" If Russia becomes part of the West, it disappears as Russia, as a historical subject. " The publication also cites Russia's ambassador to NATO Dmitry Rogozin, who is sure that Russia's accession to NATO in his life did not take place: it would stymie many East European members of NATO.