More details As Ukraine seeks to stabilize and secure peace, the potential deployment of peacekeeping forces has gained traction. British Foreign Secretary David Lammy highlighted that Russia cannot veto such deployments, sparking discussions among numerous nations. Turkey and Australia have shown readiness to participate, while Italy and Poland remain hesitant. The UK's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is prepared to send substantial forces to ensure a lasting peace, with potential troop contributions from other European countries reaching up to 30,000. However, global powers, including the United States, have mixed views on their roles. Importantly, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized that ignoring Russia's stance on this issue could send a negative signal. Meanwhile, discussions continue about the strategic implications of a peacekeeping presence, including defense obligations in the Black Sea and airspace.
