France, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine have signed a declaration for the deployment of a multinational force in Ukraine, supported by the USA, as part of a potential peace agreement.

On Tuesday, France, the United Kingdom, and Ukraine signed a declaration of intent for the deployment of a multinational force in Ukraine, an initiative supported for the first time by the USA. This action is part of efforts to finalize security guarantees for Ukraine, recently discussed at a meeting in Paris. The declaration provides for the establishment of military centers in Ukraine by the United Kingdom and France, which will facilitate military intervention and post-war reconstruction.

Zelensky mentioned that details have been established regarding the deployment of forces and the types of weapons needed. France and the United Kingdom will contribute the majority of personnel, while Turkey will ensure maritime security in the Black Sea. Germany has adopted a more cautious position, and Italy has excluded the deployment of its troops.

Macron emphasized that foreign forces will be positioned far from the contact line and that the Ukrainian army will have 800,000 soldiers after the war. Moscow has rejected the presence of NATO troops in Ukraine, considering them a legitimate threat. The USA will lead a monitoring operation of the ceasefire line, using advanced technologies. Security guarantees are nearly finalized, according to American officials.