UK preparing to send troops to Ukraine as part of ‘reassurance force’ if peace deal is struck
Downing Street, Britain, a peace agreement with Russia as a part of the “assurance power” as a part of Ukraine is preparing to deploy troops, he said.
Sir Keir Starmer, after the talks in Washington on Monday, more than 30 international leaders attended after the participation of Tuesday morning, the “willing Coalition” meeting is coming.
At the meeting, he saw that leaders were discussing more likely. Vladimir Putin plans to put pressure on Putin to put pressure on the war and the US colleagues in the coming days.
Leaders are currently trying to nail features of US security guarantees and negotiations are expected on Tuesday as soon as possible.
However, Donald Trump said he was willing to help the security aspects for Ukraine, such as air support, and refused to put the US boots on the ground.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky added the promise of providing guarantees as a “a big step” by adding that “next week will be officialized on paper for up to 10 days”.
The Prime Minister was one of the few European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, who traveled to Washington on Monday because Mr. Zelensky met with the US President, and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
Following the talks, Mr. Trump said he spoke directly with Vladimir Putin to start planning a meeting between the Russian leader and Mr. Zelensky, and then he would follow a three -way meeting with him.
In a statement made after the end of the meeting on Tuesday, a Downing Street spokesman said that the coalition of willing planning teams will meet with US colleagues in the coming days and prepare to prepare for a guarantee of strong security guarantees and prepare for a guarantee power if the hostility ends ”.
If an agreement was made to end the war, England and France have committed to committing power to Ukraine to prevent Mr. Putin from starting a new attack on the neighbor.
At the meeting of Tuesday, the Prime Minister said that the negotiations in Washington exhibited a “real sense of unity ve and showed the goal of providing a fair and lasting peace for Ukraine”.
“Leaders also discussed how more pressure can be placed, including sanctions until they showed that they were ready to take a serious action to end their illegal invasion”.
It seems that British defense chief Sir Tony Radakin traveled to Washington this afternoon to meet with US officials.
Speaking with the BBC, Sir Keir said he saw a “real important breakthrough ve in the end of the war in Ukraine this week, and showed that Monday’s talks were“ progressed ”.
Authorized said that it was “very satisfied with the results, including the progress in security guarantees, it will” secure people in Europe, Ukraine, especially in the United Kingdom “.
Sir Keir’s comments admitted that Mr. Putin would be a “rude situation in order to accept the conditions of peace – but Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky has to show flexibility, including hopes to get back the Crimea or to join NATO.
He also insisted that Moscow would “accept” multinational efforts to guarantee the security of Ukraine.
