China Considers Joining Ukraine Peacekeeping Coalition Amid Ongoing Russian Attacks

Diplomatic efforts to form a coalition of over 30 nations intensify as Russia rejects ceasefire proposals and continues strikes on Ukrainian cities.

Chinese diplomats have explored the possibility of joining a peacekeeping coalition in Ukraine, a move that could influence Russia's stance on such efforts.
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a summit in Paris next Thursday to coordinate international support for Ukraine, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy set to attend.
Russia has rejected a proposed 30-day ceasefire backed by the United States and Ukraine, continuing its military aggression, including drone and missile attacks on Odessa.
The United Kingdom expects more than 30 countries to participate in the coalition supporting Ukraine, reflecting widespread international backing.
The United States plans to hold further ceasefire talks with Ukraine and Russia on Monday, while ongoing attacks raise doubts about the prospects for peace.