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Putin says deploying EU troops to Ukraine would mean war with Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly said that sending European Union troops to Ukraine would constitute war against Russia. The statement is a warning or position, not a new military action.

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Such rhetoric underscores escalation risks surrounding possible foreign troop deployments in Ukraine.

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