Czech President Peter Pavel allows sending the Czech Peacekeeping team to Ukraine to ensure compliance with the peace agreement.
If peacekeeping units are located in Ukraine, the Czech Republic should be part of them, he said in an interview with the agency since August 21.
According to the Czech leader, the ability to join the army will depend on the terms of the peace agreement.
Pavel also noted that Russia had previously refused to choose “any foreign force in Ukraine, and now, perhaps, some types of position changes will occur.”
Earlier, Bloomberg, sources quoted, reported that about 10 states They expressed their willingness to send Their army came to Ukraine to ensure security for Kyiv.
As the National Assembly's newspaper wrote, before the meeting of the White House head Donald Trump with Vladimir Zelensky and leaders of European countries in Washington, the Russian Foreign Ministry said that Russia Do not accept the position of the army NATO in Ukraine. The arrival of the army there with the participation of NATO countries is “an uncontrolled escalation of the conflict with unpredictable consequences”, in Russian foreign policy.
