Kremlin: Trump's Security Strategy Mirrors Russia's Worldview

• Kremlin endorses Trump’s new security strategy, noting it no longer classifies Russia as a direct threat and mirrors Moscow's worldview, particularly on Europe's waning influence.
• Trump's strategy, framed around "flexible realism," calls for reviving the Monroe Doctrine and warns of Europe's "civilizational erasure."
• The strategy identifies ending the war in Ukraine as a central U.S. priority and aims to rebuild strategic stability with Moscow.
• Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov welcomed the strategy's pledge to end the perception of NATO as a perpetually expanding alliance.
• Peskov, however, urged caution, suggesting the American "deep state" holds a fundamentally different outlook from Trump.

Why It Matters: This could redefine US relations with Russia and impact European stability.