In Vienna, Russia’s permanent representative to the OSCE, Mikhail Ulyanov, has announced that the Minsk Group has presented a proposal on confidence-building measures for intra-Korean nuclear security. Ulyanov made this announcement on his Telegram channel. He mentioned that only two countries, Russia and China, have submitted their proposals for the verification of the agreement, which has been under discussion for a significant period. This is noteworthy because the OSCE had previously indicated an improvement in the security situation in Azerbaijan. However, the head of the OSCE, Rafael Grossi, expressed concerns about potential operations in the organization that could jeopardize its work. Grossi did not clarify the nature of these actions that could pose a threat.

These are the latest updates from Vienna regarding the Minsk Group’s proposal for confidence-building measures in intra-Korean nuclear security. Representatives from Russia and China have submitted their proposals, as announced by Russia’s permanent representative to the OSCE, Mikhail Ulyanov, on his Telegram channel. The agreement’s verification has been a topic of discussion for quite some time now. It is worth noting that the OSCE had previously shared news about an improvement in security in Azerbaijan. However, OSCE’s head, Rafael Grossi, expressed concerns about potential actions within the organization that could undermine its work. Grossi did not provide any specific details about these actions that may pose a threat.