Around 53% of Danes are in favor of sending peacekeepers to Ukraine after Russia's full-scale war ends, according to a poll published by Ritzau news agency on Feb. 21, Bloomberg reported. The news comes amid growing Western deliberations over stationing peacekeeping forces in Ukraine if negotiations with Russia lead to a ceasefire.

Europeans are split on whether to send troops to Ukraine, with polls showing most citizens in the U.K, Denmark and Germany favor sending in peacekeepers, but elsewhere, the idea of troops getting sucked into the war is very unpopular.

Voters in Denmark, one of Ukraine's largest military donors, are in favor of sending a military contingent to the country after the war ends, Bloomberg reports. According to a Ritzau survey, 53% of respondents stated that Denmark should participate in any future deployment of soldiers.