On 10 May, Turkish FM Hakan Fidan joined an online meeting with the “coalition of the willing,” and reaffirmed support for Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Danish government funds Estonia-facilitated ammunition delivery while participating in broader Nordic-Baltic initiative to equip a complete Ukrainian brigade.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry rejects Welt’s claims that China participated in discussions about joining Ukraine peacekeeping operations, calling them completely false.
Chinese diplomats approached EU officials about joining Ukraine peacekeeping forces, potentially increasing Russian acceptance of an international mission.
Turkish President Erdoğan reaffirmed Türkiye’s support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity and said Ankara is ready to contribute to negotiations and host potential peace talks.
The deployment of European peacekeepers to Ukraine would also require a force far larger than those sent to Bosnia and Kosovo, given the vast size of the country and the extensive line of contact, according to François Heisbourg, a special adviser at the Paris-based Foundation for Strategic Research.
Rutte's statement comes after an emergency summit of several EU leaders amid fears that US President Trump may exclude Europe from talks to end the Russo-Ukrainian war.
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock suggested the potential deployment of Bundeswehr troops as part of an international peacekeeping force in Ukraine after the war ends.