Russia has issued a firm warning against any foreign military deployment in Ukraine, specifically cautioning Australia against sending troops as part of a proposed international peacekeeping force. Russia’s Strong Opposition to Peacekeepers The warning follows discussions about a “coalition of the willing,

Russia has repeatedly made it clear that foreign military presence in Ukraine is absolutely unacceptable. Therefore, the idea of deploying Western military contingents in Ukraine under the guise of peacekeepers aims to undermine peace

Russia has warned the Australian government that the deployment of troops on Ukraine in the framework of an international peacekeeping operation will lead to serious consequences. This is reported by The Guardian.

The Australian Prime Minister has made a promise about Ukraine to Sir Keir Starmer - while Donald Trump is threatening new sanctions to secure a ceasefire. World leaders are continuing to discuss plans to potentially end Russia's war in Ukraine, following uncertainty over the United States' relationship with the two countries.

Russia is warning Australia of the significant consequences if international peacekeeping forces are sent to Ukraine, insisting it will not accept foreign troops.