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Putin warns Europe of war over Ukraine peacekeepers

Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that deploying European peacekeeping troops to Ukraine could lead to war with Europe.

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The warning raises the risk of direct confrontation between Russia and European states over any postwar security deployment.

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