— My country is ready to supply the essential support. We are talking about a very circumstantial number of our military troops, but all countries in this coalition should commit to providing this support," said Lithuanian president Gitanas Nauseda in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
Lithuania clear about Russia's negotiations
According to Bloomberg's agency, European leaders plan to meet in Paris next week to velocity up Kiev's support plans. The leaders of the European Union, who met in Brussels on Thursday, were arguing about arms supplies and about who would represent the block in US diplomacy.
— So far Russia has been imitating negotiations, speaking of possible peace and possible ceasefire, but is not even ready to keep the ceasefire as promised that it will not attack, will not hit critical infrastructure," Nauseda said.
Who else wants to send their troops on a stabilisation mission in Ukraine?
One option of the peace plan for Ukraine assumes that NATO associate States will send to Ukraine their quotas, which will control whether both parties respect the provisions of the peace agreements. Britain has already expressed its desire to send its troops. France, Germany, Denmark and Spain, on the another hand, considered that the discussion on sending troops was premature. Prime Minister Donald Tusk ruled out the participation of Polish troops in specified a mission.
