Europe’s lack of support for the French -British “guarantor” plan

According to RCO News Agency, in recent weeks, along with Washington’s struggle to reach a ceasefire in Ukraine and to create peace that is believed by European leaders as a defeat against Russia and widespread concessions to Moscow, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Carriers Starmer in the play.

The project, described by the British Journal of Telegraph and anonymous British military officials, has collapsed, according to the American Journal of the Wall Street.

In the same vein, the American Magazine reported Thursday evening: “Britain and France have shaken down in its campaign to convince other European allies to send troops to Ukraine to guarantee any peace agreement, in the wake of the growing doubts about the US willingness to ensure their security.”

French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday brought dozens of leaders, including Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelkski, inside the Elysee Palace to reach an agreement on the establishment of European land, air and sea forces that can go to Ukraine.

However, according to Wall Street Journal, Macron came out after hours of negotiations, including phone calls to US President Donald Trump, without gaining public support or commitment to other European countries to send forces to Ukraine.

The French president said at a press conference that several countries have privately announced their willingness to send troops to Ukraine. He claimed that Britain and France are currently planning to send a team to Ukraine to determine how many European forces they need and where they were deployed.

The failure of the American participation; The main concern of Europeans

According to the American magazine, the main concern of European countries is whether if Russia criticized, the United States will play a role in supporting European forces. Washington has not yet made any commitment, and some senior US officials have rejected the European plan.

On the other hand, Russian authorities have also opposed any NATO member states to Ukraine as peacekeeping forces.

However, Macron said at a News conference: “My dream is that the Americans be with us. But we must be ready for conditions where they may not join. “

“Our goal is clear; Achieving peace with sure that Ukraine is in the best possible position. We welcome the role of US President Donald Trump and the courage of Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnski. The delegations attending the Paris Summit expressed their desire to maintain a single position and achieve peace through force. “

European struggle in a world without America

According to the American magazine, governments throughout Europe have increased military costs. Germany has recently approved a $ 1.5 trillion defense and infrastructure package of $ 1.5 trillion, and Brussels has presented a plan that hopes to increase European defense costs by 5 billion euros.

“However, the war in Ukraine, however, reveals the constant differences on how to guide European resources to the battlefield,” said Wall Street. The European Union hoped that it would provide a € 5 billion package for the year to have more access to ammunition, missile defense and long -range attack capabilities, but some member states, including France, Spain and Italy, have opposed the plan. “

“On Thursday, European countries agreed at the Paris summit to send 5 million ammunition bullets to Ukraine in the coming months, part of the € 5 billion new military aid collected by the union’s member states for Ukraine,” said an EU official.

This week, the German parliament approves € 5 billion for Ukrainian military aid, and Macron said Wednesday that France would provide € 5 billion extra military aid this year. Non -European countries such as Britain and Norway have also pledged to provide billions of dollars in military aid.

However, according to the Economist Magazine, Washington is “in a hurry” to reach the ceasefire in Ukraine and wants to reach the ceasefire by April 5, the end of the first day of Trump’s second term.

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