Nearly half of German voters support Berlin deploying troops as part of a broader peacekeeping force in Ukraine after a potential Trump-negotiated settlement between Kyiv and Moscow. The post Plurality of Germans Support Deploying Peacekeeping Troops to Ukraine as Berlin Refuses Commitment appeared first on Breitbart.
A plurality of German voters (49%) support deploying troops as part of a peacekeeping force in Ukraine after a potential ceasefire, while Chancellor Olaf Scholz opposes this, reflecting a divergence from public opinion. There is a partisan divide, with right-wing and left-wing groups opposing deployment, while center-left, center-right, and Greens supporters support it. Berlin's hesitation is noted, possibly due to historical reasons and reliance on the U.S. for security. At the Paris summit, Poland and Germany rejected commitments, while Sweden and the UK were willing but faced questions about troop availability and the need for U.S. support.
