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Luxon open to sending NZ peacekeepers to Ukraine

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is open to sending peacekeepers to Ukraine, following Britain's lead.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed willingness to deploy troops in Ukraine to enforce a peace deal.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed US-Russia negotiations that exclude Ukraine, asserting their invalidity.
European leaders have gathered to discuss military contributions to Ukraine's security, while acknowledging concerns about escalating commitments.

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Christopher Luxon 'open' to sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine

The prime minister says the government would be open to sending peacekeepers to Ukraine if a ceasefire was reached.

5 days ago·New Zealand

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PM 'open' to sending NZ peacekeepers to Ukraine

Asked whether New Zealand would be prepared to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire, Christopher Luxon told RNZ that was something he "would be open to".

5 days ago

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NZ Herald

Luxon open to sending NZ peacekeepers to Ukraine

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says he is open to following in the United Kingdom’s footsteps by sending peacekeepers over to Ukraine. Yesterday, Prime...

5 days ago·Auckland, New Zealand

European leaders on possibly sending peacekeepers into Ukraine

PARIS/RIYADH: Britain said it was ready to send peacekeeping troops to back up any Ukraine peace deal as European leaders gathered on Monday (Feb 17) to agree on a unified stra

5 days ago·Singapore

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