The West will send troops to Ukraine – Klimkin
Western countries will eventually send their troops into Ukraine regardless of its NATO membership.
Former Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin announced this on the Ukrainian Media Center, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the diplomat, this will be an alternative security guarantee to membership in the Alliance. At the same time, Ukraine will not be given a “nuclear umbrella”.
“I don’t know if it’s this year, but I believe that it will end with the conventional presence of our partners here on our territory. At the same time, most likely, an agreement will be reached - conceptual or political - that nuclear weapons will not be deployed on our territory.
"That is, a conventional presence – yes, a nuclear presence – no. This model, which isn't even tied to a formal political decision on NATO membership, must work, because it's the only model that ensures a minimal perception of security both internally and externally for Ukraine, creating a clear security reality," Klimkin stated.
The West will send troops into Ukraine – Klimkin