The head of the Swiss army says if the UN forms a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, Switzerland could provide 200 soldiers.
In a press interview, Thomas Süssli, points out this country already participates in peacekeeping missions – especially in Kosovo.
But he says the issues remains highly speculative as no deal has been struck and the UN isn’t asking for peacekeepers.
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