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Core Viewpoint - The ongoing discussions regarding the "Alliance of Will" led by the UK and France aim to establish a multinational force in Ukraine post-conflict, contingent on Russian approval for deployment [1][2]. Group 1: Multinational Force Deployment - The "Alliance of Will" plans to deploy a multinational force in Ukraine after a peace agreement, with the intention of deterring Russia [1]. - At least 26 countries, including EU members, Turkey, Norway, and Iceland, have agreed to assist in this plan [1]. - Several member countries have expressed that any troop deployment requires consent from Russian President Putin, as troops without approval could be targeted by Russia [2]. Group 2: Economic Pressure and Sanctions - Leaders from the UK, France, and Germany have pledged to increase economic pressure on Russia, with the UK announcing its largest sanctions package since the start of the conflict, targeting Russia's energy revenue and military suppliers [2]. - The EU's 20th round of sanctions was not approved due to Hungary's refusal to support it, which is linked to a demand for the restoration of oil supplies through the "Friendship" pipeline [4]. Group 3: Military Aid and Support - NATO Secretary General urges Western nations to continue providing military, financial, and humanitarian aid to Ukraine, emphasizing the need for ongoing ammunition supplies [4]. - Russia has consistently opposed NATO troops entering Ukraine, stating that any such forces would be considered legitimate targets for Russian military action [4].