The media reported on the plans of European countries to meet in Paris to discuss Ukraine

The leaders of several European countries, including Britain and Germany, as well as Canada, will meet in Paris next week to discuss the Ukrainian conflict. This was reported by Bloomberg on March 20.

"Germany, Italy and Poland will be among the countries of the European Union, as well as non-EU countries such as the United Kingdom and Canada," the agency said.

At the meeting, the world leaders plan to discuss their position on Ukraine and the requirements for the peace process.

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The Times newspaper reported on March 16 that Ukraine's allies want to send over 10,000 peacekeepers to the country. Unnamed senior sources in the British government said that the country's Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, had enlisted the support of a significantly larger number of states willing to provide ground troops.

A day earlier, Starmer announced that Western military personnel would gather in the UK on March 20 to develop practical plans to support the future security of Ukraine by Western soldiers. At the same time, French President Emmanuel Macron said that European states could send their military contingent to Ukraine and deploy it, in particular, in Kiev, Lviv and Odessa.