Russian President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia wants peace in Ukraine to be permanent after the war ends, APA's Moscow correspondent reports.
The Russian leader also commented on the possibility of deploying foreign troops in Ukraine during his meeting with Trump's special envoys.
"The possibility of foreign troops being present in Ukraine poses a threat to Russia's national security," Putin said.
The Russian President noted that the deployment of foreign military contingents in Ukraine poses a threat to Moscow's national security. Putin emphasized that the presence of such forces on Ukrainian territory would make them legitimate targets for the Russian army.
The Russian leader also noted the importance of the United States working with European countries. According to him, Washington should engage in dialogue with Europe, while Europeans must decide whether they want peace or war.
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