European forces will hardly guarantee peace to Ukraine without support of the US

“I’m not sure that & Cacute; e Any security guarantee to be a hundred percentage against aggressive and nationalists and CCaron; in some onto & CCaron; Ivalo Americans,” said Mark Lyall Grant, British National Security Advisor during the first Trump’s mandate.

The European Du & Zcaron has said the nostrils that only America and Ccaron would protect European peace forces and distract Russia from any future attack on Ukraine.

Ccaron’s president Donald Trump shocked Europeans last week by arranging bilateral peacekeeping negotiations with Russia, who were in Riyadh on Tuesday, and the US DEFENSE Minister of Defense Pete Hegsetth told allies that “any security guarantee must have support of capable European and non -European forces. ”

He clearly gave the knowledge that the Americans & CCaron; N & Cacute; e send in Ukraine.

At an emergency meeting in Paris on Monday, the European & Ccaroni remained divided into terms of sending peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, a plan about which some European nations were to be discussed last year at the France initiative.

Such forces would increase the risk of direct conflict with Russia and would be a burden for the European Army, & Ccaron, the supplies of the tools have been reduced due to donations by Ukraine and are accustomed to relying on America & Ccaron; .

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Monday that he was ready to send soldiers in Ukraine, but also that & Cacute would need America & Ccaron.

Would European forces in Ukraine weaken NATO?

Strujaci warn that the sending of major European forces in Ukraine could weaken the NATO’s ability to defend Russia because the conflict would allow the russian economy to quickly renew military stocks.

Some of the two chacutes, which are difficult to raise the European countries; into the level of military readiness after a decades of a decades of the Cold War, may quickly gather troops ready to fight, especially if they are O & Ccaron; waited to monitor more than 2000 kilometers long line of separation from Russia and Belarus.

Claudia Major, Analite & Ccaron; Arka Germany & Ccaron Think Tank SWP, thinks it’s barely feasible.

It is estimated that 40,000 to 150,000 soldiers should, with Ukrainian forces, said for Germany.

By comparison, NATO’s peacekeeping forces in Kosovo po & Ccaron are with 48,000 soldiers in 1999, providing the territory of 11,000 kilometers & ccaron;

“Europeans don’t have the strength at this point unless they weaken their own defense or planned defense of the Baltic, for example, which is O & CCaron; ito controversial,” she said.

“At the same time, they don’t have a key or cacaron. I’m in a field, I’m bursting and ccaron; doesn’t defend or gap the attacks, which has just now enough.”

Russia against NATO’s peacekeeping forces

Michael Kofman, Senior Scientific Associate CARNEGIE, said that the schedule of three brigades from 3000 to 5,000 soldiers could be sufficient to ensure that four to five battlefields where the struggles were concentrated.

The usual rotations for rest and training should be trained in the required number of soldiers.

“But these forces must have battalions near the battlefield, not wandering on training in the Western Ukraine,” he warned, they added & Cacute; and that such units should be mobile.

“Va & zcaron; it is not a question of what these forces should do and how to distract it; alo (Russia)?”

He wondered and what military operations could cause any Russian breakdown breaks.

Some Stru & CCaron; It should be left to provide the Ukrainian forces to ensure a line of separation, and the funds distracting would be out of the country.

Hegseth did not say that peacekeepers must be stationed in Ukraine, but clearly gave it to the knowledge that no & cacute; e be included in Cacute 5 NATO.

Me & Dstrok; UTIMA, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told reporters in Riyadh on Tuesday that the presence of any forces from Dr & Zcaron; is not acceptable, not acceptable to Russia.

But a means of distracting outside of Ukraine could set a different dilemma before Europeans because they have no weapon; is a middle-range that could & Dstock; ati Russian targets from a distance breaks.

And they do not have a huge American nuclear arsenal, which is the end of the disconnection of Russia.