The UK is prepared to send troops to Ukraine for logistical support and training, but will avoid deploying them near the Russian frontline. The chief of the defence staff, Tony Radakin, will meet with U.S. counterparts to finalize contributions from various countries to bolster Ukraine's security. Proposed troop deployments have been reduced from 30,000 due to European opposition. These meetings are seen as significant for securing peace between Ukraine and Russia, contingent on U.S. security guarantees, which President Trump has indicated support for.
The UK is prepared to provide soldiers to help with logistical support and training in Ukraine, but will not deploy them close to Russia.
British officials are scaling back the proposed deployment of troops to Ukraine amid opposition from some European countries, shifting focus to training and logistical support.
Wednesday's meetings at the Pentagon are viewed as crucial for finalizing commitments from 30 countries towards enhancing Ukraine's national security.
Keir Starmer indicated that securing a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine is contingent on the U.S. providing security guarantees.
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