NATO chief says Russian attacks show no real peace interest, visits Kyiv

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Kyiv and stated that recent Russian attacks on Ukraine do not signal a genuine interest in peace from Russia. He said the attacks are instead 'creating chaos'.

Rutte also commented on the potential for NATO troops in Ukraine, suggesting they would only be deployed after a peace agreement is reached. Russian officials dismissed his statements, with a member of parliament calling them 'telling tales' and saying they hinder a peace settlement.