NEW U.S. DOCUMENTS REVEAL CLINTON FORCED YELTSIN INTO SIGNING NATO-RUSSIA PACT
IN THE LAST 27 YEARS SINCE THEN, THE WESTERN ALLIANCE HAS GOT MANY NEW MEMBERS
2024-08-03 12:58
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WASHINGTON: U.S. President Bill Clinton forced a resisting Russian President Boris Yeltsin into signing a NATO-Russia pact in 1997 totally on U.S. terms, newly disclosed U.S. documents show. Further, the trove of U.S. documents adds, when Yeltsin demanded in return that NATO not expand eastwards towards Russia, thus incorporating the formerly socialist nations of Eastern Europe, Clinton turned him aside.