British opposition to sending ground troops to Ukraine

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, David Cameron was quoted by the “Spiegel” weekly. British Foreign Minister has expressed doubts about the possible deployment of Western ground forces in Ukraine. In an interview with the BBC, when asked if he sees any prospect of such an operation, Cameron answered in the negative and said: I think we don’t want to give Putin such a goal. Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron did not rule out the use of Western ground forces in Ukraine. While the defense ministers of Germany and Finland called for an end to discussions on the matter in March and to focus on more substantial arms aid to Ukraine, Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has flatly opposed the issue, announcing that the presence NATO forces in Ukraine are not unthinkable. He wrote on channel X: “I welcome the initiative of Emmanuel Macron, the president of France.

Cameron, in another part of his speech, once again called for the support of the Ukrainian, who he believes has been away from him for more than two years. He defends against Russia’s war and added: NATO can do many things, it all depends on the political will. Cameron said that Ukraine will not lose the war because of lack of morale. He added: “The only way Ukraine can lose the war is if the Allies don’t step in and give what Ukraine needs.” What can we give to Ukraine? He wants to visit the United States again next week and campaign for the support of Ukraine. Regarding the question that the people of Poland and the Baltic countries are worried about Russia’s attack and what are their plans, Cameron said: These countries are members of NATO and Article 5 exists. has it. An attack on one is an attack on all.

Britain supports Ukraine by supplying weapons – such as long-range cruise missiles. Germany still refuses to deliver such weapons, including Taurus missiles, to this country.

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