马克龙宣布：26国将出兵

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the commitment of 26 European countries to deploy ground, naval, or air forces to Ukraine as "guarantee forces" to support its security amid ongoing conflict with Russia [2][4]. Group 1: Deployment of Forces - French President Macron announced the deployment of multinational forces to Ukraine, which will not be stationed on the front lines but will ensure that the capabilities of the Ukrainian military remain unrestricted [2]. - The exact size of the multinational force has not been disclosed by Macron [2]. - The deployment is framed within the context of a potential ceasefire or peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia [2]. Group 2: International Support and Sanctions - During the online meeting, leaders discussed security guarantees for Ukraine, with U.S. President Trump expected to finalize the form of U.S. support in the coming days [2]. - If Russia refuses to engage in concrete negotiations with Ukraine, Europe, in conjunction with the U.S., will impose new sanctions on Russia [2]. Group 3: Reactions from Ukraine - Ukrainian President Zelensky welcomed the agreement from 26 countries to provide security guarantees and emphasized the necessity of meeting with Russian President Putin, while rejecting the possibility of meeting in Moscow [4]. - Zelensky noted the lack of willingness from Russia to end the conflict [4]. Group 4: Participation of Other Nations - The "Volunteer Alliance" online meeting was co-hosted by Macron and UK Prime Minister Starmer, with participation from 35 countries [4]. - France and the UK are preparing to send troops to Ukraine post-conflict, while Germany will decide on its involvement once the security framework is clearer [4]. Group 5: Russian Opposition - Russia has repeatedly expressed opposition to the deployment of NATO forces within Ukraine [5].