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Group 1 - Dmitry Medvedev, a close ally of Putin, issued a warning to European countries, including the UK, against deploying troops to Eastern Europe as part of a peace agreement [2][4] - Medvedev criticized European leaders, stating that they seem to desire a war in Europe and reiterated that Russia will not accept any NATO or European troops in Ukraine [2][4] - The warning came shortly after a joint statement from the UK and France on January 6, promising to deploy troops in Ukraine if a peace agreement is reached, which Medvedev's comments directly addressed [4][5] Group 2 - Medvedev had previously threatened Finland, accusing it of "Russophobia" and expressing a desire for Russia to avoid repeating historical mistakes from 1917 [4] - The Russian Foreign Ministry responded to the "willingness alliance" statement, declaring that Western troops deployed in Ukraine would be considered "legitimate military targets" [5]