European Forces Plan to Secure Ukraine Amidst US-Russia Talks

As the US and Russia engage in talks about ending the war in Ukraine, a new proposal emerges for a European force to help ensure Moscow doesn't attack again. Backed by Britain and France, the plan envisions less than 30,000 European troops deployed at strategic sites in Ukraine, backed by Western air and sea power.

As the US and Russia continue discussions on ending the war, Europe is formulating a plan to safeguard Ukraine from future attacks by Moscow. This initiative is being championed by prominent European leaders who aim to deploy a security force in Ukraine.

The proposed plan, supported by Britain and France, details the deployment of fewer than 30,000 European troops. These forces will be positioned at strategic sites away from conflict zones and will be reinforced by Western air and maritime power, including potential US involvement.

While the US debates its level of participation, with President Donald Trump emphasizing more responsibility on Europe, the plan's viability hinges on peace talks and Russia's military stance. Some European leaders stress the importance of NATO as the backbone of security, while others call for a more robust European defense capability.