Boris Pistorius stated that it is "deeply misguided" to discuss the deployment of multinational troops in Ukraine before peace negotiations, emphasizing that the European Union does not have competencies in this area. His criticism comes in response to comments from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who mentioned plans to deploy tens of thousands of European soldiers to ensure Ukraine's post-conflict security. This idea is controversial, with mixed reactions from various European and NATO states.
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Ministrul german al Apărării critică ideea Ursulei von der Leyen de a discuta despre desfășurarea multinațională de trupe în Ucraina post-conflict înainte de negocieri de pace: Este "fundamental greșit" - caleaeuropeana.ro
Germania o critică dur pe Von der Leyen după ce a propus trimiterea de trupe europene în Ucraina: "E total greșit să discutăm așa ceva
Germania critică declarațiile Ursulei von der Leyen privind trimiterea de trupe în Ucraina
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