More than 30 nations will participate in Paris planning talks on a security force for Ukraine

Any NZ peacekeeping in Ukraine would be a 'one-hit wonder'

A New Zealand military attache has been taking part in talks in Paris about Ukraine peacekeeping, but a soldier who was deployed in Afghanistan says NZ would have to scramble to raise a single company.

33 defense chiefs met in Paris on Tuesday to discuss how to best continue to support Ukraine, including the possibility of European peacekeeping forces in Ukraine.

Macron Announces Gathering Of Chiefs Of Staff From Countries Ready To Contribute Peacekeepers To Ukraine – American Liberty News

Via Militarnyi Next week, Paris will host a meeting of European military chiefs from countries willing to join the peacekeeping efforts in Ukraine as part of security guarantees. French President Emmanuel Macron announced this in his address to the nation on March 5. He emphasized that for lasting peace in Ukraine, it is essential to implement safeguards […]

Military executives from volunteer countries such as North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) member countries held a meeting in Paris on the 11th about the medium- to long-term security of Ukraine. In addition to European countries such as England and France, which hosted it, participants from 36 countries such as European countries, Australia, Turkey, and Japan attended. It is said that the United States is not participating. Looking at after…

Macron hosts European military chiefs to discuss Ukraine security guarantees

French President Emmanuel Macron is hosting a crucial meeting in Paris on Tuesday with military chiefs from 30 European and NATO countries – including the United Kingdom and Turkey – to discuss security guarantees for Ukraine should a peace agreement with Russia emerge.

Military and NATO leaders from 30 countries are meeting in Paris on Tuesday to discuss security guarantees for post-ceasefire Ukraine. The meeting is in line with efforts to strengthen Europe's defenses and reduce dependence on the United States, as alliances change under President Trump.