Only six Western countries—including the UK, France, and the Baltic states—are currently willing to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a post-war peacekeeping mission. NATO remains divided on the idea, with many members hesitant due to unclear mandates and fears of escalating tensions with Russia. The U.S. has not committed to the plan, and key nations like Sweden and the Netherlands are seeking more clarity. Russia has strongly opposed any foreign troop presence in Ukraine, viewing it as a direct threat.