Out of reach

To spread: US Special Representative for Ukraine and Russia, Cat Kelloggus said Washington was discussing the location of European peacekeepers in Ukraine west of the Dnieper after reaching a full ceasefire. He said this on Foxnews on May 13. According to him, the states are discussing the placement of "resilience" in Ukraine to maintain peace. However, they will be located at a distance from the border with Russia.

"It is about the British, the French, as well as the Germans, and now the Poles who will place forces west of the Dnieper, beyond the reach," Kellog said. East of the river can accommodate "peacekeeping forces" with the participation of a certain third country, Kellogo added. According to the US Special Representative, it would allow "to actually control the ceasefire.

" On March 16, French President Emmanuel Macron reported that several European and non -European countries have expressed a desire to join a coalition to deploy troops in Ukraine. The Telegraph on April 28, citing secret correspondence between the Minister of Defense of British John Gili and the head of the Ministry of Defense of the Shadow Cabinet James Cartard, wrote that the United Kingdom wanted to send instructors to Ukraine, not combat units.

The Times journalists, citing unnamed sources and conversations between the Ministers of Defense and the military leaders of Europe on the "coalition of those who want" on April 30 that European countries could not gather peacekeepers for Ukraine because the European armies are not sufficiently completed and they are lacking funding.