US EditionUp to 30,000 European troops reportedly could be deployed to monitor Ukraine ceasefire, Washington Post reports
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European countries are considering sending 25,000 to 30,000 troops to Ukraine as part of a peace agreement to end the Russian-Ukrainian war. This is reported by The Washington Post, citing sources. The EU authorities call these troops a “deterrent” force.
European countries allow up to 30,000 of their peacekeepers to be sent to Ukraine under the ceasefire agreement. About this with...
European nations are considering deploying up to 30,000 troops in Ukraine as part of a potential ceasefire monitoring mission on the frontline in the event that such an agreement is reached with Russia, the Washington Post reported.
Up to 30,000 European troops reportedly could be deployed to monitor Ukraine ceasefire, Washington Post reports
European nations considering deploying troops to Ukraine as part of a potential ceasefire monitoring mission could send between 25,000 and 30,000 soldiers, the Washington Post reported on Feb. 17, citing sources familiar with the matter.The discussions come amid growing Western deliberations over stationing peacekeeping forces in Ukraine if negotiations with Russia lead to a ceasefire.While the U.S. has ruled out sending troops, Washington has e…
In the event of a ceasefire, Europe could deploy around 30,000 troops to Ukraine to act as a deterrent against the threat of a renewed war by Russia, the Washington Post reported on Monday, citing sources in Brussels.
The Washington Post writes about this with reference to sources.According to four interlocutors of the publication, the number of the alleged military contingent was revealed in response to a letter from the United States, in which the States asked the EU countries to detail the possibilities for supporting Kyiv.The material says: now the states of Europe are ready to provide several brigades for the probable deployments on the territory of Ukra…
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