Zelnsky’s meeting with NATO commanders on how to deploy Western forces in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Walodimir Zelnsky announced a meeting with British Armed Forces Chief of Staff Tony Radakin and French Defense Chief of Staff Tony Burkard along with senior Ukrainian military officials.

“We are currently working on Ukraine’s security and providing reliable security guarantees,” Zelksky said in a statement published on his personal telegram channel.

According to the Ukrainian president, “a tangible progress has been made and the first details on how the partners’ security forces were established.”

“We appreciate all the countries that help us, and we appreciate France and Britain for their leadership,” Zelnsky said. This is a kind of common work that has all focused on the achievement of a strong result that brings closer to a reliable and durable peace in Ukraine.

Yesterday, Ukraine’s vice president of office Pavlo Palisa said Kiev predicts that three to three countries will join the “Coalition of the Coalition”, which is now discussing security guarantees for Ukraine, including the establishment of peacekeepers and France.

Kiev is preparing for a meeting in which the deployment of other countries’ military forces in Ukraine will be discussed. It is said that Britain, France, Baltic and Nordic countries will be among the participants.

The vice -president of the Ukrainian president’s office said the second meeting was also being held in the technical framework.

He also explained why Ukraine is mainly negotiating with France and Britain, saying that these countries have announced their readiness to lead the process.

The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service said last year that the West plans to deploy a peace group of about 6,000 people to revive Ukraine’s combat capability. The intelligence service called this scenario the temporary occupation of Ukraine.

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