Europe takes on the defense of the continent and may send troops to Ukraine
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces that Europe will take on the defense of the continent and may send troops to Ukraine. The United Kingdom allocates US$ 2 billion in weapons.
Europe decides to take on its defense and may send troops to Ukraine
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that Europe must take responsibility for defending itself, paving the way for the possible sending of European troops to Ukraine. The statement was made during an emergency summit in London to discuss the future of support for Volodymyr Zelensky following the unexpected collapse of negotiations with Donald Trump at the White House.
Key points from the summit:
Europe takes the lead in defending the continent, without relying exclusively on the US.
Possible deployment of European troops to reinforce Ukraine's defense.
Britain, France and Ukraine discuss a ceasefire plan to be presented to the US.
UK allocates £1.6 billion ($2 billion) to Ukraine, including 5,000 air defense missiles.
"Europeans need to take control of their own security. Russia cannot dictate the future of the continent," Starmer said.
What does this mean?
With US support uncertain, European leaders are preparing to act independently, ensuring that Ukraine continues to resist the Russian offensive.
Global impact
The decision to increase military support for Ukraine could heighten tensions with Russia and mark a new chapter in European geopolitics.
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