Britain could send at least 10,000 troops to Ukraine – The Times

According to Ukrinform, The Times reports this, citing informed officials.

According to the source, Starmer received “significantly more support” for his plan than the three countries that initially offered to send some of their troops.

Most likely, the bulk of these forces will be made up of military personnel from Great Britain and France.

In addition, a military source said the final number of Western soldiers would be “more than 10,000.”

It is indicated that about 35 states have agreed to provide weapons, logistical and intelligence support to the mission in Ukraine.

If a ceasefire is reached between Russia and Ukraine, it should prevent Russian leader Vladimir Putin from launching another invasion of Ukraine.

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As reported by Ukrinform, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, after a virtual meeting with allies in the “coalition of the willing,” said that about 25 leaders of allied countries on Saturday agreed to continue tightening restrictions on the Russian economy in order to force Putin to sit down at the negotiating table and end the war against Ukraine.