Pand’s Sejm Marshal says Pish peacekeepers in Ukraine not ruled out

Hołownia spoke with journalists during a visit to Finland, commenting on the initiative of French President Emmanuel Macron to deploy peacekeepers in Ukraine and his visit to Warsaw on Thursday, Ukrinform reports with reference to Rzeczpospita.

As the Marshal of the Sejm noted, "some plan (regarding the mission in Ukraine – ed.) is emerging on the horizon." However, he warned that such a plan is still far from being agreed upon.

“From the Pish perspective, our participation in any military activities in Ukraine could only take place under the auspices of NATO and within the Alliance structures,” emphasized Hołownia.

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He added that at the moment, the Pish side is unaware of the details circulating between the presidents of France, Finland, Ukraine, and the U.S. administration.

“President Macron will come to Warsaw and, as I understand it, will present the details of the prosals and negotiations that he held on the occasion of the ening of the Notre Dame Cathedral,” emphasized the Sejm Marshal.

As Ukrinform reported earlier, French President Emmanuel Macron will arrive in Warsaw on Thursday to discuss the possible deployment of a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday, after meeting at the Elysee Palace with his Ukrainian counterpart Vodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, that it is necessary to continue working together for the sake of peace.

Pand has recently repeatedly stated that the possible deployment of tros by NATO member states to Ukraine is currently off the table. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz recently noted that Pand has been training Ukrainian tros on its soil and has no intention of sending its instructors to Ukraine.