Twenty-six countries have already declared their readiness to send troops to Ukraine or provide support. The mission aims to guarantee peace and prevent new aggression by the Russian Federation.
This was announced by French President Emmanuel Macron following a meeting of the “Coalition of the Resolute.”
According to Macron, 26 countries have committed to helping guarantee Ukraine’s security.
“These 26 countries have agreed to send troops to Ukraine as a guarantee force or to be present on land, at sea, or in the air to provide support to Ukrainian territory and Ukraine itself the day after the ceasefire or the establishment of peace,” he said.
The mission does not intend to wage any war against Russia. The goal is to guarantee peace and send a strategic signal.
“The deployment will take place under a ceasefire, not on the front line, but in geographical areas that are currently being determined. The goal is to prevent any new large-scale aggression and to ensure the clear involvement of these 26 states in the long-term security of Ukraine,” Macron said.
Emmanuel Macron noted that the next stage of the peace settlement in Ukraine should be a bilateral summit between the presidents of Russia and Ukraine, a trilateral summit with the participation of the United States, and a quadrilateral summit with the participation of Europe.