The US has privately agreed to support a "coalition of the willing" - The Telegraph
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The US has unofficially promised intelligence and logistical support to European and British forces to support a potential peace deal between Ukraine and Russia. Negotiations remain confidential.
The United States of America has made it clear in private talks that it is ready to provide support to a "coalition of the willing". We are talking about intelligence and logistical support to European allies within the framework of the "coalition of the willing" initiative, which should ensure the implementation of a possible peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia. This is reported by The Telegraph with reference to sources, reports UNN.
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It is noted that American representatives have unofficially promised intelligence and logistical assistance to European and British forces that may be involved in ensuring the terms of a potential peace agreement with Russia.
The American authorities have opened the door to providing intelligence and logistical support to British and European soldiers to support a peace agreement on Ukraine from land, air and sea
According to the publication, in London such signals are perceived as a breakthrough after several months of negotiations with Donald Trump's entourage
Among the forms of support under consideration are intelligence sharing, logistics and supplies, which are critical to the actions of Western troops. Sources also note that the negotiations remain confidential, and the US position will depend on further agreements on a peaceful settlement.
More than 30 countries have expressed their support, although only a few have publicly offered to deploy troops to Ukraine
In an interview with The Telegraph on Thursday, the Prime Minister hinted at tacit progress when asked if Trump had provided security guarantees.
According to the publication, it is expected that after any peace agreement, the line of contact with Russia will be occupied by Ukrainian soldiers, not Western troops.
Keeping Western troops away from the disputed border will limit the possibility of NATO being drawn into the conflict.
Let us remind you
The British Prime Minister's spokesman said about the coalition of those willing to help Ukraine. All options for support, including peacekeepers, remain under consideration to achieve a lasting peace.
