"I don’t think we should be sending in combat troops to take on the Russians," Johnson said. "But I think as part of the solution, as part of the end state, you’re going to want to have multinational European peace-keeping forces monitoring the border, helping the Ukrainians."Following Donald Trump's 2024 election victory, world leaders are preparing for an abrupt shift in the United States' policy on Ukraine. Much is unknown about Trump's plans for Ukraine. Trump has promised to end the war in "24 hours" and has called for peace talks, prompting many world leaders to discuss potential outcomes.The Telegraph reported on Nov. 7, citing three Trump staffers, that Trump may call on British and European troops to enforce a buffer zone that he would try to impose over the current front line in Ukraine as part of a possible peace plan.