Treaty of Moscow

The Treaty of Moscow was a 1987 agreement between the Soviet Union and West Germany that aimed to improve relations and reduce tensions during the Cold War. It reaffirmed the 1970 Moscow Treaty, recognizing existing borders and renouncing the use of force to settle disputes. The treaty also laid the groundwork for further arms control agreements and was a step towards better cooperation and stability in Europe. Overall, it symbolized a move toward détente, promoting peaceful coexistence between the two nations.