Russian President Vladimir Putin MOSCOW, February 2 Russian President Vladimir Putin and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, during a telephone conversation, exchanged views in detail in the context of the internal Ukrainian crisis and Russia's security guarantees, the Kremlin press service said. the fundamental principle of the indivisibility of security,» the post reads.The situation around Ukraine requires strengthening the presence of NATO, said the Pentagon. The press service noted that the President outlined the fundamental approaches to these issues. In particular, he drew attention to Kiev's chronic sabotage of the Minsk agreements. Earlier, information appeared in the media that a telephone conversation between the two leaders was to take place on Monday, but the British side asked to be postponed after the publication of a report on the parties that were held at the government residence on Downing street during the lockdown. Johnson, commenting on these reports in the press, said that he would talk with the Russian president «as soon as he could.» The Ukrainian Question and Negotiations with the West In recent months, relations between Russia and the West have become even more tense. Washington and Brussels accuse Moscow of preparing an “invasion” of Ukraine and, against this background, are strengthening their presence in Eastern Europe. Russia rejects all claims and reminds that Kiev does not comply with the Minsk agreements: the Ukrainian authorities have concentrated half of the army’s personnel near the line of contact and are firing at militias 
December 9, 2019, 21:34 foreign grouping at the Russian borders. They also explained that the main reason for the escalation was the actions of the United States and NATO, which «pumped» Ukraine with weapons, thereby pushing it to military adventures. East, however, according to the Russian President and the Foreign Ministry, it was its Western partners that they ignored in their written response. on security guarantees between Russia and NATOInfographicView
