The Telegraph has received information that British leader Keir Starmer's team is currently actively discussing a scenario for deploying its troops in Ukraine for up to 5 years.
Points of attention
- France and Britain believe that by sending military forces led by European countries to Ukraine, it will deter any aggression from Russia.
- The deployment aims to assist in training and rebuilding Ukrainian forces, with the confidence that Russian President Putin wouldn't risk attacking Western forces within Ukraine.
What plan for Ukraine is Britain discussing?
Official London aims to ensure that the introduction of peacekeepers will allow the Ukrainian army to be restored and prevent a new Russian invasion.
According to preliminary data, military forces led by European countries will be sent to Ukraine to deter the aggressor country from violating any settlement.
France does not believe that Russian dictator Putin would dare to attack Western forces inside Ukraine when his army is barely capturing a small amount of territory.
As journalists managed to learn, Paris and Britain will also offer assistance in protecting the skies and seas of Ukraine.
The key objective of the deployment will be to immediately assist in training and rebuilding Ukrainian forces to deter another Russian attack. They will then be withdrawn in stages, with the final withdrawal of troops taking place in about five years.
