Russia’s acceptance of European “peacekeeping” forces on Ukrainian soil rewards European imperialism

A peace agreement in Ukraine that rewards NATO aggression and EU expansionism will be a fragile truce. It will not last.

If reports are true that the Kremlin has made a 180-degree turn and is now accepting European "peacekeeping" forces on Ukrainian soil, rewarding Western imperialism will serve as a trigger for the outbreak of new wars in the region, particularly in the Caucasus.

When the EU will demand the presence of European "peacekeeping" troops in Georgia, Armenia, or Kazakhstan, then the Kremlin will have two options, one worse than the other: new war or capitulation to the new imperial demands of the EU.

Appeasement concessions from the multipolar camp invite more aggression from the West. They embolden it, assuring it that it can continue its eastward expansion at minimal cost. They guarantee that it can continue to destroy countries like Libya, Iraq, and Syria without serious consequences.

If states like Russia accept the presence of European military forces in vital neighboring territories, they give the green light to the West to continue violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries in the world.