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Sending NATO troops to Ukraine is not appropriate, Poland says

November 28, 2024
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Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski speaks as he attends a press conference with French Foreign and European Affairs Minister Stephane Sejourne and German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock [PHOTO: REUTERS]

There is no need to send NATO troops to Ukraine at the moment. This was stated by the head of the Polish National Security Bureau (BNB) Jacek Severa on the air of the radio station Radio Zet.

“At this stage, I would say that it would not be the right decision,” he said.

The North believes the Alliance should adhere to the philosophy of a defensive alliance. NATO should focus on supplying weapons to Kiev. It is also important to put pressure on Russia, he said.

According to Le Monde, wrote that Western countries have resumed discussions about sending their troops or fighters from private military companies to Ukraine. This is happening against the backdrop of a possible end to support for Ukraine by the United States .

Later, retired US Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson said that talk of introducing NATO troops into Ukraine was laughable.

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The Eastern Herald’s Europe Desk covers European politics, the European Union, UK, France, Germany, European security, diplomacy and major developments shaping the continent and its relationship with the wider world.

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