Russia will not accept NATO troops in Ukraine, Lavrov says after Saudi Arabia peace talks
As European countries discuss the possibility of contributing peacekeepers to back any Ukraine peace deal, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said in Riyadh that Russia would not accept deployment of NATO troops there, whatever flag they were operating under.
Russian officials said NATO must disavow a 2008 promise to allow Ukraine to enter the organization in order to end the war.
Talks between the United States and Russia over the war in Ukraine are set to begin Tuesday, multiple sources have told CNN.
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Vladimir Putin is riding high ahead of critical US-Russia talks Tuesday in Saudi Arabia on ending the Ukraine war.
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