Russia will not agree with the idea of deploying European peacekeepers in Ukraine. The press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov stated this in an interview with ABC News. "We can't," said the Kremlin Speaker in response to this question.
In late April, Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu expressed an opinion that the plans to bring peacekeepers to Ukraine have signs of imminent occupation of the Western regions of Ukraine. According to him, they do not see it or try not to notice it in Kiev.
Prior to that, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service said that the West plans to enter the penetration of about 100,000 people under the guise of the peacekeeping mission to restore the combat readiness of the Ukrainian army.
