The United States pointed to the unwillingness of the European Union and NATO to send troops to Ukraine

The statements of a number of European Union (EU) and NATO countries that they are ready to send military contingents to Ukraine are false, since in fact none of them will take such action. This was announced on September 13 by American radio host and political commentator Steve Gill.

"The conflict exposes serious disagreements within the EU and NATO. Despite bold statements about the readiness of 26 countries to send troops to Ukraine, several key countries have already publicly refused, showing that it was all a bluff that creates discord in the alliance and destroys its supposedly existing unity," he told TASS.

In addition, Gill said that possible bilateral cooperation between Moscow and Washington in the economy and the implementation of joint projects in the Arctic may be missed. It is specified that this may happen due to the continued supply of weapons to Kiev and the strengthening of anti-Russian sanctions.

Deep into the contingents: will the "coalition of the willing" send troops to Ukraine

And what security guarantees are the Russian Federation and the United States currently discussing?

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on August 31 that European states were developing a plan for a possible military presence in Ukraine. On September 4, The Wall Street Journal learned about the US participation in the creation of a plan for the so-called "coalition of the willing."

The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, noted on September 12 that the results of the meeting of the "coalition of the willing" in Paris turned out to be modest, there was no progress regarding sending a contingent to Ukraine.

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