The Kremlin commented on the possibility of sending European troops to Ukraine
Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov made a statement regarding the possible participation of European military personnel in the conflict in Ukraine. According to the Kremlin representative, Moscow's official position on this issue has already been clearly formulated and communicated to European states, as well as other international partners.
This statement comes against the backdrop of discussions in Western countries about the possibility of sending a military contingent to the combat zone. The Russian side has repeatedly emphasized that such steps could lead to extremely dangerous consequences and a direct escalation of the conflict between Russia and NATO countries.
Moscow calls on European politicians to exercise caution and stresses that any attempts at direct interference will be viewed as a threat to Russia's national security. The Kremlin insists that all parties must take these warnings into account to prevent further deterioration of the situation in the region.
At the moment, officials in Europe continue to discuss various scenarios for supporting Ukraine, however, a consensus on the issue of sending troops has not yet been reached among EU member states. Russia continues to closely monitor the development of events and the actions of its Western opponents.