“Paul stressed that the specific involvement of Czech peacekeepers would depend on the form of the agreement.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
Paul stressed that the specific involvement of Czech peacekeepers would depend on the form of the agreement.
Pavel is ready to send peacekeepers to Ukraine / photo UNIANIf foreign peacekeeping forces are deployed in Ukraine, the Czech Republic must be part of them.
This was stated by the Czech President Peter Pavel, noting that his country has been supporting Ukraine since the very beginning of the war.
Paul stressed that the specific involvement of Czech peacekeepers would depend on the form of the agreement.
“The idea is that a demilitarized zone will be along the line of the collision. Such a zone will be subject not only to technical but also physical supervision. Also, there will probably be some deployment of international forces,” he said.
The Czech President has made territorial concessions from Ukraine, which will probably be made in the interests of Kiev, although they will violate international law.
As the Czech Ministry of Defense spokesman David Shima added, if the Czech army is involved, it may include, for example, training for Ukrainian soldiers or mine -demining.
Peacekeeping contingent in UkraineIn the spring, it became known that peacekeeping forces in Ukraine will include allied aviation and fleet. Planes and additional land units will be based in Poland and Romania.
At the same time, a spokesman for the British Prime Minister stated that more than 30 countries have joined the Coalition of those who want, and many of them are ready to send their troops to Ukraine. But Luke Pollard’s Armed Forces Minister said that the United Kingdom would not send peacekeeping forces to Ukraine without security guarantees from the United States.
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