Former US presidential aide Graham: ceasefire control is possible without peacekeepers

In an interview with RBC, he noted that it is possible to create a special tripartite military commission. The expert believes that the need to deploy peacekeeping forces on the territory of the conflict is not justified, since the military forces of Russia and Ukraine are already operating in the conflict zone. Instead, he suggested using drones and satellites to monitor the situation. “We need to set up a military commission to raise questions about potential ceasefire violations and decide who is responsible for them and, more importantly, how to ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future, thus ensuring that the truce and conditions for negotiations are respected,” he said. In addition, during the interview, Graham also commented on the recent verbal spat between US President Donald Trump and the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, which occurred at the White House on February 28, calling this event truly unusual. Earlier, the official representative of the Russian foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova said that the deployment of peacekeeping contingent from the countries of the European Union in Ukraine is unacceptable for Moscow. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov also said earlier that the idea of deploying a peacekeeping contingent in Ukraine looks like an attempt to save the Kiev authorities.

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