The proposal to send European forces to Ukraine is not new. Last year he pushed her, among others, Emmanuel Macron, but at the time she did not meet with a favorable welcome in the European capitals.
Now that the Trump administration is convinced that Europe may not have a place at the negotiating table, European states are considering granting a warrant Ukraine in the form of sending its own forces to watch over peacekeeping after the war ended.
The British want to send troops to Ukraine
Keir Starmer stated that he was “ready and willing” to send British troops to aid warrant her safety under the peace agreement. The Prime Minister of large Britain stated before the extraordinary summit in Paris that ensuring lasting peace in Ukraine is "necessary if we want to halt Putin from further aggression in the future."
The UK is ready to contribute to the safety warrant for Ukraine, "by sending its own troops to the site, if necessary," he added. I'm not saying this lightly. I feel very profoundly the work associated with the possible vulnerability of British soldiers and soldiers to danger," he added.
According to information from Western media, including NBC News, Starmer together with French president Emmanuel Macron are to coordinate efforts to organize a coalition that would be willing to send troops to Ukraine if a peace agreement was signed. However, Macron himself has not spoken on the subject in fresh days.
Poland does not exclude anything
— To this day Poland should not send soldiers to Ukraine. In the future? It cannot be excluded that scenarios are developing – said the head of BBN general defends reserve Dariusz Łukowski on radio Zet, thus commenting on the anticipation of sending forces to Ukraine to safe a possible peace agreement between Kiev and Moscow.
Scandinavian countries do not talk with 1 voice
In turn Head of Diplomacy of Sweden Maria Malmer Stenergard did not regulation out sending Swedish troops to Ukraine after negotiating peace with Russia.
— First, we request to negociate a fair and lasting peace that respects global law and Ukraine,” said Malmer Stenergard in an interview with Swedish Radio.
On the another hand, Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Stoere said it was besides early to talk about Oslo sending troops to Ukraine. “ Norway will support Kiev to further weaken Russia’s position,” stated only the head of the Norwegian government in an interview with NRK television.
In turn President of Finland Alexander Stubb stated at the Munich safety Conference that "currently on Ukraine, a possible ceasefire line could monitor the UN or the OSCE", which, as he stressed, would not be a real "peace operation", but a "observative" mission to keep the ceasefire.
