Kremlin Weighs In: Peacekeeping Troops Proposal 'Premature'

The Kremlin deems discussion about deploying European peacekeeping troops in Ukraine premature. Russia emphasizes its pursuit of peace, not just a truce, and remains open to negotiations. There is speculation that European nations might intervene with military presence if a ceasefire agreement is established.

The Kremlin announced on Friday that European discussion regarding the possible deployment of peacekeeping troops in Ukraine is premature. This comes amid speculation that European powers might station troops to enforce a future ceasefire.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reiterated that Russia is committed to achieving peace in Ukraine, distinguishing this from merely negotiating a temporary truce.

Peskov emphasized Moscow's willingness to engage in dialogue to resolve the ongoing conflict, underscoring the importance Russia places on genuine peace efforts over temporary solutions.

(With inputs from agencies.)