European countries are ready to send troops to Ukraine after the end of the war
Ten European countries are prepared to deploy their troops to Ukraine after the full-scale war ends. This is reported by 'Glavkom' referencing Bloomberg.
European politicians have discussed plans for the deployment of British and French troops as part of a future peace agreement, including the number and location of the troops.
The UK government has stated that European military representatives will meet with US representatives to develop 'reliable security guarantees' and 'prepare for the deployment of support forces in case hostilities cease.'
The first stage of support involves strengthening Ukrainian forces through training and increasing personnel. This will be handled by a multinational group, predominantly composed of European troops, supported by the UK and France, sending hundreds of soldiers to Ukraine away from the front line.
It is noted that these countries are ready to assist Ukraine in case hostilities cease and improve the security situation in the region.