Britain can send troops to Ukraine

British prime minister Kir Starkmer said he was willing to introduce British troops to Ukraine to ensure any peace agreements. On Sunday, February 16, the telegraph wrote.

According to him, this, in particular, means “prepared and desire to contribute to the guarantee of Ukraine security guarantee by putting our own troops on the farm, if necessary.”

“I’m not saying this in vain. I have a great deal of responsibility associated with a potential threat to British military personnel,” Starmer said.

The British publication noted that it was “in the first instance that the head of government directly said that he was considering the possibility of putting British peacemakers in Ukraine.”

It is indicated that the issue of removal of foreign troops in Ukraine will be considered at a summit with the participation of European leaders in Paris on Monday, February 17, led by France President Emmanuel Macron.

According to the Telegraph, “Starmer’s decision will be a pressure on allies, especially Germany, to support the public the idea of ​​sending Europe’s peacekeeping forces to Ukraine.”

Earlier it was reported that a number of European countries, concerned with the Pyto Pentagon head statement that US security priorities are not concentrated in Europe secretly employed a plan for sending those Troops in Ukraine to help ensure a possible peace agreement with Russia.

Earlier, Vladimir Zelensky said at least 200 thousand military was required for potential peacekeeping contingent of allies as part of the security guarantee for Ukraine.

He also believes that US troops should include any peacekeeping forces in Ukraine.