Europeans look to Nato assets for Ukraine peace force

Ukraine has ideas about the presence of troops from Europe after a ceasefire. But the circle of the willing is so far small. At a meeting in Kiev open questions are to be clarified.

NATO officials are studying the use of command and control systems as well as early warning aircraft. The structures of the Alliance can be used during the deployment of European forces in Ukraine.

Europeans look to Nato assets for Ukraine peace force

Officials examine use of command and control systems and early-warning aircraft

UK deepens planning for multinational Ukraine mission

The UK government has confirmed that it is playing a central role in building a potential multinational force to support Ukraine in the event of a future peacekeeping or reassurance mission—though many specifics, including the rules of engagement and contributing countries, remain confidential. In a series of responses to written parliamentary questions from Conservative MP James Cartlidge and Labour MP Graeme Downie, Defence Minister Luke Polla…

Poland in any configuration, in any scenario, would be an absolutely key country for the implementation of any plan of military presence - Robert Pszczel emphasized on Polsat News. The former head of the NATO office in Moscow referred to the peacekeeping mission in Ukraine. At the same time, he emphasized that Poland is not among the countries that want to send troops to Ukraine.

This raises pressing questions: what is actually intended by this directive? What is the real threat they are hiding from us? Simultaneously, European leaders and NATO members meet in Paris to decide, behind closed doors, to send a “military guarantee force” to Ukraine. Once again, national parliaments and the European Parliament are ignored, reduced to mere spectators. European citizens have the right to know: what contingent will be mobilized?…