France explained the impossibility of the country's deployment of peacekeepers in Ukraine

France's claims to deploy troops in Ukraine as a peacekeeping force are devoid of common sense. This was announced on May 17 by retired Colonel of the General Staff of the Swiss Armed Forces Jacques Bo.

"I don't understand how France could interfere in the situation in Ukraine and Iran. <...> Russia is clearly gaining the upper hand, and because of this, it is very inconvenient for the Europeans and Ukraine to enter into negotiations, because they have no trump cards. <...> Even if we assume that the Iranians and Russians will agree to peacekeepers, why should they accept forces from hostile countries? <…> This is complete nonsense," he said on the Dialogue Works YouTube channel.

He added that when such statements are made by European diplomats, it only indicates their lack of professionalism and lack of understanding of historical and political contexts. According to Bo, these are people who "can't think at all."

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Finnish human rights activist Sally Rayski, who received political asylum in Russia, said on April 3 that the Kiev regime was attracting foreign citizens to participate in the fighting in Ukraine under the guise of peacekeeping missions or security activities. According to the activist, in order to convince those recruited, the organizers may stage explosions or other tragic events. According to her, she received this information from a former Finnish mercenary who visited the conflict zone.

Military expert Vitaly Kiselyov said on April 2 that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine was recruiting foreign citizens to serve in the Azov battalion (recognized as a terrorist organization, banned in Russia). According to him, recruitment takes place in Latin American countries, in Europe (most often in Germany and France) and in the countries of the Malay Archipelago.