US EditionMacron says French-British blueprint doesn’t foresee deploying a 'mass' of soldiers in Ukraine
- French President Emmanuel Macron outlined plans for a military support force for Ukraine involving a coalition with other nations after a potential ceasefire with Russia.
- Macron stated that participating nations could send several thousand troops to key locations in Ukraine after the ceasefire with Russia.
- He emphasized that NATO member countries would provide security guarantees for Ukraine, with various nations willing to participate.
- Macron asserted that Moscow's consent is unnecessary for the deployment of Allied forces in Ukraine.
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Good news if UN troops accepted in Ukraine - Crosetto - General News
Defence Minister Guido Crosetto on Monday said the deployment of UN troops in a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, if accepted, would be positive news while noting that discussing the issue before a truce was very difficult. (ANSA)
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Macron says French-British blueprint doesn’t foresee deploying a ‘mass’ of soldiers in Ukraine
In an online summit with NATO leaders, Macron reportedly spoke of several nations deploying several thousand troops to ‘key points’ in Ukraine to serve as a ‘guarantee of security’
Macron was right about the US disengagement, but strategic autonomy starts from NATO and from the abandonment of national models ...
It is planned that in the event of a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, these forces should deter Russia from a new invasion.
If a ceasefire or peace agreement is reached in Ukraine, there are plans to deploy 10,000 Western peacekeepers on the ground. This is according to military and
Macron, Starmer advance idea of coordinated military support for Ukraine
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