Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal announced that Estonia could contribute a military company to a possible peacekeeping operation in Ukraine. At the same time, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the collaboration between Ukraine, Europe and the US to ensure solid security guarantees against Russian aggression. Discussions on the deployment of foreign troops to Ukraine, including British and French troops, are ongoing, and European military leaders are also looking at options such as sending F-35 jets to Romania.
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O țară din flancul estic al NATO se declară gata să trimită trupe de menținere a păcii în Ucraina
Estonia, dispusă să participe cu o companie la menţinerea păcii în Ucraina, afirmă premierul Michal
Mișcare-surpriză în Europa de Est: Estonia vrea să trimită o companie militară în Ucraina
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