Slovenia backs Russian "European security strategy"
Source: Ria novosti
MOSCOW -- Slovenian leader Danilo Turk gave his backing to a much-vaunted draft European security treaty unveiled by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev two years ago.
"Today, we live in a multipolar world, and [security] system needs reorganizing," Turk said during talks with Medvedev in Moscow.
Tuerk said a NATO summit last year showed that some progress was being made.
"No efforts should be spared to move it [the initiative] ahead," the Slovenian president said.
Western powers have been unenthusiastic about Medvedev's draft treaty, and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said last year there was no need for it.