What is Russia's stance on NATO troops being deployed in Ukraine as part of a peace deal?
Russia has taken a firm position against any NATO military presence in Ukraine as part of potential peace arrangements. According to the clip, Russia explicitly states that 'the appearance of troops from NATO countries in Ukraine as part of any peace deal is completely unacceptable.' This categorical rejection highlights a significant obstacle to peacekeeping efforts in the region. Russia's opposition exists despite discussions about potential foreign troop deployments that President Zelensky has suggested could range between 50,000 and 110,000 personnel. This stance underscores the complex geopolitical tensions that continue to shape conflict resolution attempts in Ukraine.
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Russia's Stance on NATO Troops in Ukraine
BBC News·8 months ago
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