Belarus cannot send peacekeepers to Donbas because it is CSTO member
Belarus cannot partake in the UN peacekeeping mission in Donbas because it is a member of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Olena Zerkal said on Channel 5 on Monday.
"As far as I know, Belarus remains a CSTO member country. Considering that NATO will not be participating, it would be logical to avoid the involvement of CSTO member countries too," Zerkal said.
"I think that the peacekeepers' deployment to the border between Ukraine and Russia and the method of the mission's phased deployment are most important today. These issues have been being discussed for some time," she said.
The Minsk Agreements have helped stopped the bloodshed in Donbas, and the current situation is way better than it was in 2015 despite the ongoing gunfire exchanges, Zerkal said.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Zelenskyy warns of growing danger for NATO countries in connection with deployment of Russian army in Belarus
12:27, 15.02.2025
Ukrainian Ambassador to Belarus Kyzym resigns
19:57, 07.02.2025
Military exercises announced in Belarus pose no threat to Ukraine – Border Guard Service
18:49, 14.01.2025
Eight countries, incl Ukraine, join EU sanctions against Belarus
16:25, 14.01.2025
Demchenko: Belarus constantly holds exercises, no offensive formations detected near Ukrainian border
15:34, 08.01.2025
LATEST
Poroshenko transfers two more Ai-Petri systems to the military
16:34, 10.03.2025
Trump considers halting US weapons supplies to Ukraine until Zelenskyy leaves office – media
16:27, 10.03.2025
Ukraine and Türkiye agree to expand cooperation, in particular interaction between cities and regions – President’s Office
16:24, 10.03.2025
Ninety-five people evacuated from Donetsk region to safer regions of Ukraine since early March – regional administration
15:47, 10.03.2025
Trump announces 'almost' end of pause in intelligence sharing with Ukraine