Political analyst Hakob Badalyan writes on his Facebook page.
"The President of France says Russia should not decide whether European peacekeepers appear in Ukraine or not.
Russia does not even decide that issue. Of course, it is against it, but it does not mean to decide or really want to deal with this issue.
This issue is in China's decision.
The major shareholder of the Ukrainian war is China next to the United States and Russia.
China expected from Russia to the announcement, which sounded a few days ago, that Moscow is in favor of neutral peacekeepers, such as China.
Of course, China is neutral in a formal sense, but it's all the essential thing here was China's name, which was expected by Beijing a few days ago.
So, the main "opponent" of the European peacekeeping presence in Ukraine is China, and the French President, who raised his childhood mountains a year ago, knows it is perhaps wonderful.
And then why does it say that Russia will not be the one who decides? This is probably a manifestation of preference. Paris most likely prefers Russia to be "opposite" on this issue, it may consider it to have a lot more common in this regard as China.
Politics is not about directors, but of complex bents. "
