The British Army criticized Starmer's plan to send peacekeepers to Ukraine: Telegraph

Ralph Farrow: Starmer’s statesmanship must not be a temporary act

Ralph Farrow is an A-Level Student studying History, Geography and Economics.  Even for the most politically detached amongst us, it is not hard to conclude that the conventional wisdom around the world is crumbling. Individual countries are realising that the outdated status quo and failed consensus of the past few decades is not fit for the modern age. A rapidly changing world, beset with enemies that are intent on using new methods of warfare…

Keir Starmer has the special ability to ignore any criticism that tries to divert him from his initial goal. The UK government is keeping its plans to form an alliance of countries ready to secure a hypothetical future peace agreement in Ukraine, especially after the timid advance in the three-way negotiations between Washington, Moscow and Kiev. And despite the scepticism generated by London’s plans. This Thursday, commandos from different armi…

UK Military Revolting Against Starmer Ukraine Plan?

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is “getting ahead of myself” with plans to send peacekeepers to support a peace agreement in Ukraine, senior military sources told The Telegraph.

Senior UK Military Disregard Starmer’s Plan for ‘Boots on the Ground’ in Ukraine as ‘Political Theater’ – 10K Peacekeepers ‘Can’t Even Defend Themselves Against 700K Russian Troops’

Keir Starmer promised UK ‘boots on the ground’ in Ukraine. Political theater? As the US and Russia are engaged in a historic peace process with the somewhat reluctant participation of the Ukrainian regime, the European Liberal-Globalists are flaying about trying to claim some relevance while maintaining the anti-Russian furor on top of everyone’s minds. Out of this European effort has arisen the plan by leftist UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to …

Doubts were raised about the “coalition of the willing” to be formed to comply with the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine, when the military leaders of the UK and France last met in London. According to British press reports, the idea of a British-French peacekeeping role in Ukraine imposed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer is not supported even by London's own army.