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Collectively, nations must address critical questions: What commitment are these countries willing to make? Would they be prepared to deploy troops on the ground? How much military equipment and ammunition could they realistically provide? These inquiries are critical in determining the capacity to prevent future conflicts and ward off aggression from Russia.
Moreover, reflections from European leaders have underscored a history of failed promises. Notably, there was recognition that in 2014, during efforts to facilitate the Minsk agreements, Russia displayed a blatant disregard for its obligations under international agreements. This historical context raises further skepticism about Russia's willingness to negotiate in good faith moving forward.