European leaders propose reassurance force to bolster Ukraine's defense
- European leaders discussed ramped-up military support for Ukraine amid concerns over U.S. reliability in global security.
- Plans to deploy a multinational reassurance force and support Ukraine's military infrastructure were confirmed during the summit.
- The outcomes of the meeting emphasize the urgent need for a strong, united European approach to counter Russian threats.
In Paris, European leaders met to discuss increased military support for Ukraine amid ongoing Russian aggression. This summit brought together representatives from thirty countries to create a coalition aimed at ensuring Ukraine's security and future stability. They recognized the necessity for a robust Ukrainian military to deter further Russian attacks and agreed on plans for additional arms support. Due to concerns over the reliability of U.S. support under President Trump's administration, these leaders emphasized the importance of a unified European response to the conflict and the potential deployment of troops as a peacekeeping force. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of the United Kingdom joined Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in asserting that Russia was