Medvedev warns NATO against deploying Ukraine peacekeepers

Dmitry Medvedev, former Russian president and current deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, threatened war with NATO if European nations deploy peacekeepers to Ukraine. He criticized leaders like French President Macron and British Prime Minister Starmer for their plans. Medvedev insisted that peacekeepers should come from non-NATO countries. He accused Western leaders of supporting Ukraine's government, which he labeled as "neo-Nazis," and warned that this could lead to conflict with NATO. This statement marks a continuation of Medvedev's aggressive rhetoric since the start of the Ukraine war, where he has previously made threats, including the potential use of nuclear weapons against the West.