
Johnson urges allied noncombat troops to Ukraine ahead of ceasefire
Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson urged the U.K. and European partners to deploy noncombat troops to Ukraine in peaceful regions to demonstrate support and police a future ceasefire. The idea would represent a major policy shift and would likely follow a ceasefire agreement, with Britain's Defence Ministry saying planning with the coalition of the willing continues for a posthostilities deployment. Putin has previously rejected Western peacekeeping proposals, and Johnson argues Ukraine should remain free from Russian domination.











