Belarus has announced its readiness to deploy peacekeepers to Ukraine as part of a potential resolution to the ongoing conflict. The statement was made by Colonel Skabei, head of peacekeeping operations for Belarus’s Special Operations Forces, who expressed the country’s willingness to contribute to peace efforts in the region.
The announcement comes amid ongoing international discussions aimed at de-escalating the war in Ukraine. Belarus, a close ally of Russia, has historically played a role in the conflict, most notably in February 2022 when its government permitted Russian troops to operate from its territory, facilitating the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
While Belarus has not yet confirmed specific deployment plans, the statement indicates a possible shift toward engaging in peacekeeping initiatives. The international community continues to monitor developments closely, with many urging careful diplomacy to resolve the conflict and promote stability in the region.
The situation remains fluid, and further details on Belarus’s potential peacekeeping role are expected to emerge as diplomatic efforts progress.