Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has said that “no one in Europe” is going to send troops to Ukraine, writes Czech news agency CTK.

Fiala said that the issue of sending troops took up a minimum of time at Monday’s Paris summit on assistance to Ukraine. The idea was put forward by French President Emmanuel Macron.

“Wouldn’t it be useful if some soldiers, for example, from France, were on the territory of Ukraine – not fighting there, but helping with training. The vast majority of participants in the Paris summit concluded that the issue of sending troops would not be discussed or even considered further. This is not a topic [for discussion] because the idea is unacceptable for the vast majority of countries. No one in Europe is going to send troops to Ukraine”, - Fiala said.