Telegraph: Britain and France seek to establish UN peacekeepers in Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron reported a possible plan to establish a delegation of UN -supervised UK forces in Ukraine with a peace mission at the time of implementing a potential peace agreement.

Meanwhile, it was reported that Macron, along with British Prime Minister Carrot Starmer, planned a plan to create a “coalition of countries” among NATO and EU members aimed at forming a delegation of so -called “peaceful” forces for Ukraine as a security guarantee for other US security guarantees.

Starmer has hosted five senior European military leaders and other allies at a meeting at a military headquarters near London aimed at discussing these programs.

He claimed that the plan is entering the “operational stage”, but it is not yet clear how many countries want to participate in their soldiers and how to implement.

According to the report, Macron presented an alternative plan to oversee the so -called peaceful military forces in Ukraine on Thursday, March 5, according to the European Council meeting on Thursday.

“Any UN peacemakers need to be approved by the Security Council, with Russia’s potential opposition and possibly the United States, it seems unlikely to succeed,” the telegraph report said.

According to the report, Starmer claims that any potential agreement to end the war in Ukraine should be accompanied by security guarantees because Russia would violate the deal.

Senior military officials held a meeting on Thursday at the British Army’s headquarters in Ukraine to join the so -called “Coalition Coalition” project aimed at providing security guarantees to Kiev.

British Foreign Minister David Lami has also claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin has no power to veto the potential deployment of foreign soldiers in Ukraine.

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