Interview with Russian Ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin

The transcript discusses the Russian perspective on NATO's perceived threat, highlighting concerns about NATO's influence on Ukraine and military maneuvers near the Russian border. It references historical events like the 2008 Georgia conflict to illustrate potential risks. The discussion then shifts to NATO's role as a defensive alliance, emphasizing the sovereignty of nations like Ukraine to join NATO. It concludes with an overview of NATO's obligations under various treaties and the principles of indivisible security, stressing the importance of equal security for all states.

In what ways does the speaker suggest that NATO is perceived as aggressive?

What principles regarding security does the speaker mention?