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The German government has called for the Bundestag to discuss the possibility of sending German troops to Ukraine as part of Western security guarantees.

Representatives of several opposition parties in Germany have already spoken out against the idea.

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#BREAKING Moscow agrees that security guarantees for Ukraine should be provided on equal basis with participation of countries such as China, US, UK, and France, says Lavrov
More on this, he’s talking about on the basis of the 2022 guarantees which would be along the lines of the members of the UNSC. It also allows for any of the parties to veto military aid. This is basically the Budapest memorandum 2.0, zero actual security guarantees and veto power from the country most likely to invade.
Here’s a quote on Lavrovs proposal
“Lavrov said the proposals discussed between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul in 2022 were a "very good example" of a possible security blueprint, noting that they would also have required Ukraine to become a neutral state and give up its ambition to join NATO.

Under the draft discussed then, Ukraine would have received security guarantees from a group of countries including the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council - China, Russia, the United States, Britain and France.

A partially agreed draft said the guarantor states - including Russia - would respect and observe Ukraine's independence and sovereignty and refrain from the threat or use of force against it.

Ukraine wanted the guarantors, if it came under attack, to provide assistance that could include "closing airspace over Ukraine, providing necessary weapons, using armed force in order to restore and subsequently maintain the security of Ukraine as a permanently neutral state". But Russia insisted any decision must be agreed by all guarantor states - meaning Moscow would have a veto.”
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