President Trump urges European allies to send ground troops to Ukraine to secure a ceasefire, but not all nations agree. While the US might offer air support, Germany is hesitant, citing uncertainties and ongoing discussions. Britain is open to leading a peacekeeping force if a permanent ceasefire is achieved, possibly deploying 30,000 troops. France also considers a peacekeeping presence, but cautions against a hasty peace. However, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, and Italy express reservations or outright opposition to sending troops, with some favoring a UN mission instead. A successful deployment depends on an agreement with Russia, which remains unlikely.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.