Placement of Security Contingent in Ukraine: Zelensky Reveals First Details.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, announced that there are already some details regarding the placement of a security contingent of partners in Ukraine. He stated this after a meeting with the heads of the armed forces of the United Kingdom and France, Tony Radakin and Thierry Burkhard. According to the President, everything possible is being done to ensure security in Ukraine and provide reliable security guarantees. He also noted progress and the first steps towards the placement of security contingents of partners.

Zelensky also expressed gratitude to Britain and France for their support of Ukraine. He emphasized that the joint efforts of all parties contribute to achieving peace in Ukraine. According to Defense Minister Rustem Umerov, consultations have been held regarding security guarantees for Ukraine and the architecture of peace in Europe. He explained that the main theme was to engage partners in ensuring security agreements after the end of hostilities. The preparation and status of operational planning for the rapid implementation of the Coalition of Willing plans after the cessation of hostilities were discussed.

Earlier, French President Emmanuel Macron stated that peacekeeping forces, if deployed in Ukraine, could deter the Russians in case of renewed attacks. Efforts by Ukraine and its partners continue with quiet negotiations and consultations to ensure security in the region and stop military actions.

Analysis

During a meeting with the heads of the armed forces of the United Kingdom and France, President Volodymyr Zelensky spoke about receiving the first details regarding the future placement of a security contingent of partners in Ukraine. This indicates active cooperation between Ukraine and other countries to ensure security in the region. Such actions are aimed at achieving sustainable peace in Ukraine and preventing further military conflicts. The deployment of peacekeepers will strengthen Ukraine's security and contribute to stabilizing the situation in the region. The main task remains to engage partners in ensuring security agreements and implementing plans after the end of hostilities.