Europe Rethinks Ukraine Security Strategy Amid Political Hurdles

European nations are reconsidering their security plans for Ukraine, shifting from deploying troops to alternative strategies due to facing political and logistical challenges. France and Britain lead the talks, attempting to develop feasible options while seeking backing from the U.S. despite skepticism from Washington and opposition from Moscow.

European countries are evaluating their security strategies for Ukraine as they face significant political and logistical challenges, shifting focus from troop deployment to alternative solutions. A meeting in Paris is set to explore these options amid concerns over opposition from Russia and skepticism from the U.S.

France is working in conjunction with Britain to develop feasible security alternatives, though leaders are struggling to secure a firm commitment from Washington. Discussions continue as diplomatic efforts aim to secure a reliable plan, but the notion of sending troops is becoming less likely, according to sources.

Officials have expressed a need for clarity on any security mission's objectives before deciding its structure. European defense leaders remain committed to supporting Ukraine through training and advisory roles, emphasizing a long-term strategy to adapt to evolving geopolitical landscapes.

(With inputs from agencies.)