European international locations are promising extra support and contemplating deploying peacekeepers.
European defence ministers from the so-called “coalition of the keen” have been assembly in Brussels to debate boosting army help for Ukraine.
Some international locations are contemplating the potential deployment of peacekeepers if a ceasefire is agreed.
The talks are a part of a renewed push by Europe to arm Ukraine in opposition to Russia’s invasion, after the US made army help a situation of Kyiv’s participation in peace talks.
In the meantime, the EU’s newest effort to rally funding for Ukraine has solely uncovered disunity within the bloc.
So, does Europe have the means and the need to maintain Ukraine within the combat, as Washington seems to be for a approach out?
Presenter: James Bays
Visitors:
Pieter Cleppe – Editor-in-chief of BrusselsReport.eu
Marina Miron – Researcher within the Warfare Research Division of King’s Faculty London
Anatol Lieven – Director of the Eurasia Program on the Quincy Institute for Accountable Statecraft
