Duda calls NATO decision to peace troops in Ukraine!

Duda calls NATO decision to peace troops in Ukraine!

Poland's President Andrzej Duda called NATO to take on a central role in the debate about the possible sending of European peace forces to Ukraine. In an interview with the French broadcaster LCI, Duda described this decision as "very important" and pointed out that it had to be hit as part of NATO. The Polish President emphasized that despite Poland's active support for Ukraine, a posting of his own troops has been excluded since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression. "The only motorway that connects Europe with Ukraine is over our territory," he said, and raised the importance of Polish infrastructure for the support of the neighboring country, as OE24 reports .

In another statement that Duda made shortly before an important NATO meeting in Brussels, he called a possible posting of Polish troops to Ukraine a "topic of conversation". He pointed out that there are currently no concrete discussions about it. "Poland's security is the main thing," he said, and emphasized the need to protect Poland's territory and its role as NATO's eastern flank. Duda made it clear that there were no specific suggestions for the posting of peace troops, such as News-pravda .

The latest statements by Duda are in the context of international discussions about military support for Ukraine and the ensuring peace and stability in the region. While the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and France President Emmanuel Macron think about the sending of troops, other NATO partners express concerns about the associated risks and the potential escalation of the conflict. The Kremlin warns that all arms deliveries to Ukraine and the participation of foreign troops could have serious consequences.