European countries clash over sending troops to Ukraine

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European countries clashed in Ukraine to clash because they began a crisis to reach the Camma of Sens on how they could respond to peace talks with US President Donald Trump Russia.

Poland and Spain expressed reluctance to send peacekeepers to the war -torn country on Monday afternoon with the leaders in Paris, as well as a few hours after Britain’s proposal Put “boots on the ground”The

Monday’s meeting was organized by French President Emmanuel Macron and six EU countries, the United Kingdom and NATO and EU officials.

European allies in the United States are running to respond to Trump’s shock announcement Talks to RussiaWhich is set to begin in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.

France has suggested to discuss a “assurance power” that will not be behind, in the future ceasefire line UkraineAccording to two officials, the briefing has been briefed on the preparations for the meeting.

However, UK Prime Minister Sir Care Starmar has said that he is “ready and willing.” The The[to put]Our own soldiers on the ground if needed ”, other countries are much more reluctant.

“No one is currently considering the sending of troops in Ukraine,” Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Alberas said. “Peace is still far away and just for a reason: Vladimir Putin.”

Poland Prime Minister Donald Task said Warsa was not ready to send troops to Ukraine, but will maintain humanities, logistics and military assistance to Kiev for the past three years.

Leaders will also discuss the alternative to increasing European defense expenses and military power through joint financing.

Laila Abbod and Ben Hall in Paris, Henry Foy of Brussels, Warser Rafael Minder, Madrid’s Bernie Jopeson and George Parker Reporting in London