US EditionMacron says sending troops to Ukraine cannot be ruled out
- A meeting in Paris discussed the potential of sending Western troops to Ukraine to counter Russia's invasion. Macron confirmed, "Western troops could be sent to Ukraine."
- Slovak Prime Minister Fico mentioned that a number of NATO and EU member states are considering sending troops to Ukraine, but details were scarce.
- Macron emphasized the need to prevent Russia from winning the war in Ukraine and called for European leaders to ensure collective security.
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Nato allies rule out sending troops to Ukraine
BERLIN/MOSCOW -- The United States and key European allies said on Tuesday they had no plans to send ground troops to Ukraine, after France hinted at the possibility, and the Kremlin warned that any such move would inevitably lead to conflict between Russia and NATO. French President Emmanuel Macron had said on Monday that Western allies should exclude no options in seeking to avert a Russian victory in Ukraine, though he stressed there was no c…
Germany and Poland rule out sending troops to Ukraine
European military heavyweights Germany and Poland said yesterday that they would not be sending troops to Ukraine, after reports that some Western countries may be considering doing so as the war with Russia enters its third year.
Emmanuel Macron's controversial speech | Kyiv supporters reluctant to send Western troops to Ukraine
The United States and Kyiv's European allies rejected on Tuesday the words of French President Emmanuel Macron, saying the day before that the sending of Western troops to Ukraine could not “be ruled out”.
As Western troops are sent to Ukraine, the President calls on Europe to stand up to the Russian enemy on Monday before 21 heads of state. A desire for a change of era that does not convince everyone.
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