European countries collide to send forces to Ukraine

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European countries clashed to send forces to Ukraine, where the crisis meeting began aiming to reach a consensus on how to respond to peace talks to US President Donald Trump with Russia.

When the leaders in Paris met at the emergency meeting on Monday afternoon, Poland and Spain expressed his reluctance to send peacekeepers to the war -torn country, hours after Britain’s offer. Put “shoes on the floor”.

On Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron, was attended by six countries in the European Union and the United Kingdom, and NATO officials and the European Union.

European European allies are racing to respond to the Trump shock announcement Talks with RussiaWhich is scheduled to start in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.

France proposed to discuss the “power of reassurance” that will be centered behind, and not on a future stop line in the future UkraineAccording to officials, they were briefed on preparations for the meeting.

But while the UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer said he was “ready and ready. (In the phrase) our forces on the ground if necessary,” other countries are more frequent.

“No one is currently thinking about sending forces to Ukraine,” said Jose Manuel Albaris, Spain’s Foreign Minister, said. “Peace is still very far and for only one reason: Vladimir Putin.”

Prime Minister Poland Donald Tusk said that Warsaw was not ready to send forces to Ukraine, but he would maintain humanitarian, logistical and military aid that she provided to Kiev over the past three years.

Leaders will also discuss options to increase European defense spending and military capabilities, and perhaps through joint financing.

She participated in the reports of Layla Abboud and Bin Hall in Paris, Henry Foy in Brussels, Rafael Minand in Warsaw, Barne Jobson in Madrid, and George Parker in London