"Macron and Starmer pretend to be stupid. They keep proceeding that peacekeeping forces must come from countries outside NATO. No, we'll send tens of thousands. Just say it straight. You want to aid the neo-Nazis in Kiev. That means war on NATO. Consult Trump, the villains," wrote erstwhile Russian president Dmitri Medvedev on platform X.
Donald Trump spoke of sending European troops to Ukraine
As the RBC Ukraine portal reminds us, Donald Trump mentioned that Ukraine may request peacekeeping forces "in any form" as part of the peacekeeping mission. He expressed his opinion that Western troops might be needed to safeguard the terms of the ceasefire and subsequent peace by both militant parties. However, he did not indicate that the stabilisation mission was organized under the NATO sign.
"If Europeans want to do it, that's great. I'm on it. I think it'll be okay. The United States will not send their troops due to the fact that they are very far away. I do not head the presence of European forces in Ukraine," he said, quoted by Ukrainian Truth, president of the United States.
Are European countries going to send troops to Ukraine?
As Sky News reminds us, Europe is divided about sending troops to Ukraine. "The Volunteer Coalition", i.e. France and the United Kingdom presume to send peace troops to Ukraine after a peace agreement has been concluded. Most countries, specified as Poland, Germany or Italy, have not yet reached a clear position.
Hungary made a clear declaration on this issue, announcing that they would not send their troops to the East. General Roman Polko spoke about how Poland could participate in specified a mission..
