Nearly 10 allies from the European Union are ready to send troops to Ukraine, negotiations with security guarantees are accelerated.
A security guarantee package for Ukraine may finally come up with this week, and European leaders are working quickly here. The initiative, among other things, provides for the expansion of European troops in Ukraine as part of Russia’s destruction from a second invasion.
Two stages of shipping troops
Generally, according to Bloomberg, approximately 10 countries are ready to send troops to Ukraine as part of the security guarantee.
“This week, a security guarantee package for Ukraine will develop, based on the plan of introducing European troops as part of a potential peace agreement,” the article said.
In the coming days, European military leaders will meet with American officials to prepare security guarantees and expand peacekeeping forces.
According to publication sources familiar with negotiations, the first phase provides for the support of the Ukrainian army, mainly in the form of training and assistance. And the next phase of the plan includes exchange of intelligence data, observing boundaries, weapons and, perhaps, air defense.
“As for safety, they are willing to send people to Earth,” Trump Fox News said.
“We are willing to help them with different things, especially … maybe we can talk about air transportation, because no one has such a thing like ours, in fact they are not with them. But I don’t think it will be a problem,” the US president added.
Also, according to him, France and Germany are directly willing to deploy their troops to Ukraine.
Condition for British soldiers
As it became known to The Guardian, the UK is also ready to send its troops to Ukraine, but only to protect the airspace and the Ukraine seas. Placing soldiers in the collision line with Russia London is not included.
According to the newspaper, Tonya Radakin, who will visit the Pentagon today, will be announced to American partners about American partners. Radakin is expected to confirm that the UK will send troops to Ukraine to provide logistics and educational assistance, but it will not be placed near the front line.
Initially, the number of peacemakers was estimated to be nearly 30 thousand, but, according to the Guardian, this amount was reduced due to the resistance of some European countries.
An unknown British official in the publication said Wednesday was a really important point.
“In Washington, nothing will happen without green light from the president, so Donald Trump’s security support on Monday launched great activity,” the interlocutor emphasized.
Who is the fight
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the National Defense of Poland Vladislav Kosineak Kamysh today said Warsaw would not send troops to Ukraine.
“We will not send Poland troops to Ukraine. This is the government’s position not only a week, but also for months,” he said.
According to him, this position was shared not only by the government coalition, but also all the poles. He added that the fact that Poland will not send its troops to Ukraine does not mean that it does not participate in the very important coalition of the wishes.
“We also have other tasks that need to be completed, and now we are talking about relationships with our allies that fully understand Poland’s position,” he emphasized.
Among the activities of Poland, he, in particular, listed the protection of the NATO’s eastern flank, the Polish-Belarusian border, where “5000-6000 soldiers continue to engage in safety”, as well as ensure infrastructure and logistics for the “potential mission of peacekeeping.”
“In this process, twelve -two, hundred -hundred, thousands of Poland soldiers will participate in Poland’s territory to ensure the security of allied troops deployed in Poland, or perhaps the security of union forces to be placed in Ukraine,” said the country’s defender minister.
Germany also avoids the possibility of sending its troops to Ukraine, though on the eve of Trump has announced the willingness to do so.
Andreas Schwartz, a representative from German’s Social Democratic Party, who controls the expenditure of German defense funds, said there were no enough people in the German army.
“We just don’t have the staff for a big contingent … Even a small expansion of the troops will be a problem,” Schwartz told Politico.
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