Russian officials have made more threats of nuclear war against countries like the UK should peacekeeping troops be sent to Ukraine.
Talks over a ceasefire have broken down, with US President Donald Trump accusing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of ‘prolonging’ the conflict.
What’s really prolonging the conflict is Russia continuing to invade Ukraine, as a series of airstrikes have caused further casualties in Kyiv.
Even Trump has called out Russia for this, recently posting that he was ‘not happy’ with the airstrikes and describing them as ‘very bad timing’ before demanding that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin agree to his peace deal.
Trump’s peace deal would let Russia keep pretty much all of the Ukrainian land they’ve occupied during their invasion, though Putin would have to move his troops out of two areas they’re currently intruding upon.
Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine continues, and Putin’s forces continue to target civilians (Roman Petushkov/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images)
The deal would also recognise the Crimean peninsula as Russian, which they’ve occupied since 2014.
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It hasn’t been accepted, but in the event of a cessation of hostilities, Ukraine would want some security guarantees to ensure that Russia didn’t simply attempt to invade again further down the line.
Some countries, the UK and France included, have said they would be willing to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine to protect the country.
In essence, these soldiers would help garrison Ukraine and in the event of another Russian invasion where they were attacked, it would bring Russia into conflict with the UK and France, both nuclear armed powers, and NATO at large.
Basically, it’d prevent a Russian invasion on the grounds that Putin wouldn’t want to f**k around with the peacekeeping troops because the consequences of finding out would be too much.
However, Russia likes issuing threats that it’ll retaliate with nuclear weapons, with allies of Putin claiming that British and French peacekeeping troops would ‘all die’.
Putin’s stooge Sergei Shoigu warned that attempts to protect Ukraine could lead to a nuclear war (Contributor/Getty Images)
They’ve recently made renewed threats, with former Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu warning that guaranteeing Ukraine’s safety ‘could lead to a direct clash between NATO and Russia and subsequently to World War Three’.
Speaking to Russian state media, he hit out at potential peacekeeping troops as ‘interventionists or occupiers’ in apparent ignorance at Russia’s occupation of Ukrainian territory.
Shoigu also said that Ukraine was ‘our historical territory’ and complained that the UK had been helping train Ukrainian military forces before the Russian invasion.
He claimed it was all part of a European effort to get ready for war with Russia, insisting that if there was any aggression against Russia or Belarus, then they’d be willing to respond with nuclear weapons, according to Reuters.