A number of countries-NATO members seek the restoration of dialogue with Moscow, said Deputy defense Minister Anatoly Antonov. "I don't think that NATO is our enemy. NATO is not some homogeneous structure. I would not wish today to name the countries, but I Wish to say a little of Deputy Ministers incognito visited us, have been asked not talk about it out loud, but incessantly uttered: let's develop a relationship, we need to think how to get out of this situation ", - quotes RIA "news" words of the Antonov in the air of television channel " Russia 24 ". the Deputy Minister added that on the sidelines last Thursday of the fourth Metropolitan of the Conference on international security has received " quite a lot of signals that we should restore dialogue." The question is, who is bound to make the 1st step, who is obliged to lend a hand. I have many times stated that, despite the fact that NATO froze relations with the Russian Federation, the Ministry of defence, we don't currently have any contacts, we will be happy to observe our NATO, rather I want to say - partners at our Conference, where it would be possible to think how to live in these conditions, " - said Antonov. Yesterday, Russian defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, speaking at the IV Conference on international security in the Russian capital, said that member States of NATO want to capture the geopolitical space, increase military capabilities in Eastern Europe, closer to Russia's borders. Prior to this, Deputy defense Minister of Russia Anatoly Antonov said that in connection with crisis in Ukraine all the positive in relations with the Alliance collapsed, NATO has taken the course of confrontation. In January, foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the assurances of the North Atlantic Commonwealth about non-expansion to the East have remained empty words, and at the same time the infrastructure of NATO has moved closer to Russia's borders. The Minister also said that NATO's transition to confrontational rhetoric and increase of its military presence close to Russian borders demonstrate the inability of the Commonwealth to cross the stereotypes of the cold war. Remember, in early January, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that the Alliance has strengthened its presence in the East: the Alliance sends to the site in Eastern Europe more ships, planes and troops. In November past year, the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth of Jens Stoltenberg has described relations between Russia and NATO is not constructive, however, assured that the Russian Federation and NATO are not in a state of cold war.