France’s prime minister, Gabriel Attal, said that nothing was off the table in western efforts to prevent a Russian victory in Ukraine. Speaking a day after Macron said that sending troops was not excluded, Attal said that “you can’t rule anything out in a war.”Meanwhile, Sweden’s prime minister said that sending troops to Ukraine was not a relevant question for Nato at the moment. Ulf Kristersson added that “the French tradition is not the Swedish tradition” when it comes to “traditions of engagement.” The Kremlin said that sending troops to Ukraine was “absolutely not in the interests of these countries.” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said many countries “are keeping a fairly sober assessment of the potential dangers of such actions.”