European countries are preparing to send military aid to Ukraine
According to sources from Bloomberg agency, about ten countries of the European Union are preparing to send their military forces to Ukraine after the large-scale phase of the Russia-Ukraine war ends. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This news is gaining significant attention on the international stage as it reflects the serious approach of European countries to ensuring Ukraine's security. According to sources, on August 19, European officials discussed plans to send British and French military personnel to Ukraine within the framework of a peace agreement.
The meeting thoroughly discussed the number of troops, their deployment, and tasks. The goal is to organize every action clearly and effectively, preventing unexpected dangers and problems.
The British government recently met with European military officials and US representatives to develop security guarantees and prepare for the rapid and effective deployment of security forces once military actions cease. This demonstrates the cooperation between Europe and the US in ensuring Ukraine's security.
According to additional information from Bloomberg sources, in the first phase of the support program, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are mainly focusing on training Ukrainian soldiers and replenishing personnel. A multinational European military group is active in this process.
Meanwhile, the United Kingdom and France plan to send hundreds of their soldiers stationed away from the front line to Ukraine. The next phase of the plan includes assistance provided by the US.
This involves sharing intelligence information, border control, delivering weapons, and possibly supplying air defense systems. Russian officials have repeatedly stated their firm opposition to the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine.
Maria Zakharova, the official representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated on August 18 that NATO countries categorically reject any scenario involving the appearance of military contingents in Ukraine. US officials have announced that they will not send American soldiers to Ukrainians but are considering air support for Ukraine as a security guarantee.
Thus, the security guarantees package for Ukraine is expected to be finalized and officially announced by August 24. This step shows the international community's readiness to ensure Ukraine's security and the European countries' joint support for peace.
