Conflict inevitable if NATO troops go to Ukraine

Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov made significant statements regarding the possibility of NATO countries sending troops to fight in Ukraine. According to Peskov, such a step would mean that a direct conflict between Russia and NATO, led by the United States (US), would become inevitable.

MACRON'S UKRAINE POLICY AND THE STATUS OF NATO

French President Emmanuel Macron's speech at a conference in support of Ukraine and the possibility of NATO member countries sending troops to Ukraine have drawn the Kremlin's attention. Peskov emphasized that any step taken by NATO countries in this direction would be a "very important new element."

US AND NATO'S DETERMINATION ON UKRAINE

White House officials stated that the US has no plans to send troops to fight in Ukraine. However, Joe Biden's warning that any conflict between Russia and NATO could trigger a Third World War highlights the seriousness of the tension in the region.

SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE AND RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA

Macron said that every necessary step would be taken to ensure that Russia does not win the war in Ukraine. Stating that the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine should not be ruled out, Macron displayed a determined stance on the matter.

A HISTORICAL CRISIS IN RUSSIA-NATO TENSIONS

The war in Ukraine has triggered the greatest crisis in relations between Russia and the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly warned about the dangers of a direct conflict between NATO and Russia.

These statements from the Kremlin show that the Ukraine crisis has become not just a regional issue, but a global one, and could have significant consequences for international security.