What Support Will Europe Provide to Ukraine: Disclosure

EU countries are considering the deployment of 30,000 "stabilization forces" in Ukraine after the end of military operations. This information was revealed by Larisa Brown, a journalist for The Times, regarding the plans of Western officials.

According to her, the plan includes the stationing of troops in various Ukrainian cities, protection of airspace, and the restoration of commercial flights. However, all of this will be possible only after the end of the war.

"About 30,000 soldiers led by Europe will be stationed in key Ukrainian cities, ports, and critical national infrastructures. There will be no deployment in the east. It is proposed to implement technical monitoring of the border, including reconnaissance aircraft, gathering intelligence data, satellites in space, and drones.

The plan also includes provisions related to airspace defense and the restoration of commercial flights, as well as the capability to monitor and repel 'air attacks.' One of its elements is to have American aircraft stationed in Romania and Poland, ready to respond rapidly if necessary.

Additionally, it is proposed to increase the number of ground forces along the eastern border," she wrote.