So, when we talk about security guarantees, not at all, but in terms of real opportunities, we must proceed from the fact that we will be poor and largely dependent on partners. As for me, there are only three safety options: the first option now looks mythical, given that Trump tells us about NATO. The third option is a trap in which Russia wants to push us. As for me, the second option is still the most realistic.
But the implementation of this regional union (let's remember the idea of Britain about the Union in the Triangle Britain, Poland, Ukraine) is impossible without serious cooperation with NATO and NATO countries in the construction of our MIC, providing us with intelligence, technologies, information exchange, etc.
Therefore, when we talk about peace talks, we probably need to come out of these realities and exhibit these red lines that are more important than simply resting in NATO as the only tool. To sum up, it is very important for us to prevent a few things: everything else is mostly secondary. And the Munich Security Conference is a platform where you can try to create a coalition to support these red lines. The author expresses a personal opinion that may not coincide with the editorial position.
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