Poland considers the possibility of sending troops to Ukraine, with Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski stating that all options should be kept open. This follows French President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion of potential Western military presence in Ukraine, a proposal met with mixed reactions.
Finnish officials, on the other hand, have ruled out sending troops to Ukraine, despite concerns about Russia’s actions. The discussion around Western troop deployment in Ukraine has been ongoing, with Baltic states and Poland also contemplating such a move if necessary.
NATO member states have been cautious about the idea, with some considering sending military instructors or contractors to assist Ukrainian forces. The focus remains on supporting Ukraine through weapons supply and training, with Finland and Estonia emphasizing diplomatic solutions over military intervention.
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