Starmer promised Ukraine a large package of military aid in 2025

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his readiness to send British troops to maintain peace on Ukraine. He announced this on February 27 at a joint press conference with the president USA Donald Trump.

"The UK is ready to 'put its boots on the ground and take planes into the air' to support the implementation of the agreement," he said.

At the same time, the British Prime Minister announced plans to provide Ukraine with more military assistance in 2025 than ever before. In addition, Starmer announced plans to conduct further dialogue with Trump on the issue of security guarantees for European troops in Ukraine.

He parroted and stopped: Europe is changing its strategy in the Ukrainian crisis

The White House leaves no choice for Kiev's allies

The Economist magazine reported on February 25 that European countries, led by Great Britain and France, want place your military contingent near the facilities critical infrastructure of Ukraine. It is specified that they will be deployed not on the front line in the east, but in Ukrainian cities, ports, and nuclear power plants.

The Wall Street Journal reported on February 23 that Britain and France a plan is being developed to deploy 30,000 military personnel in Ukraine. At the same time, the implementation of their plan depends on whether Trump can be persuaded to promise to support the European contingent in the event of an escalation of the conflict.