March 22, 2025 – Translated from German via Google and OFP
The issue is considered “delicate”: Diplomats from Beijing have asked the EU to participate in a peacekeeping force in Ukraine. They hope that Russia will be moved by China’s participation in the mission.
China is apparently considering participating in potential peacekeeping forces in Ukraine. Chinese diplomats in Brussels have sounded out whether such a step would be conceivable and possibly even desirable from the European perspective, reports WELT AM SONNTAG, citing EU diplomatic sources familiar with the matter. Brussels diplomatic sources commented: “The inclusion of China in a ‘coalition of the willing’ could potentially increase Russia’s acceptance of peacekeeping forces in Ukraine.” In any case, however, the matter is “delicate.”
Background: French President Emmanuel Macron has announced another summit of Ukraine supporters for next Thursday. “We are holding a summit of the Coalition of the Willing next Thursday,” Macron said Thursday evening after the EU summit in Brussels. “The goal for me on Thursday is, first of all, that there is a repeated and explicit, and perhaps somewhat specified, commitment to support Ukraine in the short term.”
Macron added that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will also attend the summit in Paris. Both Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer are prepared to station peacekeepers in Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv—an idea that Russia has so far vehemently rejected.
The British government had stated that it expected more than 30 countries to participate in one form or another in the so-called Coalition of the Willing . Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have been trying for weeks to coordinate among European allies on continued support for Ukraine. Both have already organized several meetings on this topic in Paris and London in recent weeks.
In the struggle for a ceasefire in Ukraine, the US will hold renewed talks with Russia and representatives from Kyiv next Monday. Macron said in Brussels that Moscow’s refusal to agree to a 30-day ceasefire advocated by the US and Ukraine shows that “Russia is not seriously interested in peace at the moment.” The Russian army’s nightly drone and missile attacks are further evidence of Moscow’s lack of desire for peace, the French president emphasized on Friday.
Would it be a good idea to let the chicoms send troops to Ukraine to function as “peacekeepers”?
On the one side, we have the unpredictability of Xi.
On another side, we have his (purported?) friendship with mafia land.
It’s possible that china could assist mafia land in a renewed offensive by the kremlin. Having potential enemy troops in the country on the same side of the frontlines would be extremely dangerous.
However, Ukraine has been trying to maintain good relations with china.
And, the roach king would not attack as long as the chicoms are in Ukraine (unless the above scenario was the one happening).
I just thought of something else. It shocked me. I don’t find it particularly positive and comforting to see US troops in Ukraine, at least for as long as the convicted felon still sits in the WH as their commander in chief. I’m not saying there will be any, but only the thought of it is depressing.
I wouldn’t trust the Chinese any more than I would trust mafia land, or the US. None of them have Ukrainian interests at heart. The good news is that the russian agent Witkoff has shown the russian fear, by rejecting the UK/French initiative, mainly because the US have no way of stopping Europe from defending Europe, and spoiling the evil plans of the Trump/Putler alliance.
Thank God that the Europeans have maintained at least a leftover possibility to be defensive.