Residents of France and Germany oppose sending peacekeepers to Ukraine, even if it means risking peace in the region. This is stated in a survey conducted by POLITICO, reports UNN.
Respondents in the US, Germany, and France are most likely to prefer keeping their troops out of Ukraine, "even if it means risking peace in the region
Germany and France are reportedly most opposed to the deployment of peacekeeping troops, with more than half of those surveyed in Germany - 53% - saying "no" to sending peacekeeping troops. In France, 43 percent said the country should not deploy troops in Ukraine, compared to 33% who support the decision.
In the US, 43% of respondents believe that American troops should not be sent to Ukraine, despite the potential negative impact on regional peace, while 37% were in favor of sending peacekeepers.
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