White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said that the US is prepared for dialogue with Russia over its security demands and will present its own concerns, Report informs referring to Reuters.
"We're going to put on the table our concerns," Sullivan said at a Council on Foreign Relations event.
“We've had dialogue with Russia on European security issues for the last 20 years. We had it with the Soviet Union for decades before that. That has sometimes produced progress, sometimes produced deadlock, but we are fundamentally prepared for dialogue,” US national security advisor said.
“We're going to put on the table our concern with Russian activities that we believe harm our interest and values. That's the basis of reciprocity upon which you would pursue any kind of dialogue,” Sullivan stressed.