In Brussels, an important meeting of the defense agencies of the Coalitions of those who want, partners of Ukraine, planning to send military contingents to assist in the war with Russia, took place. The UK's Defense Minister John Gili said in the West that the Coalition of those who want has four basic goals to support Ukraine.
First, it is about protecting the safety of Ukraine in the sky and at sea. The British minister stressed that one of the priorities is to strengthen the defense opportunities for Ukraine to effectively resist aggression and protect its territory. Another important task is to promote peace on earth, which means supporting Ukraine at the front and protecting the territory from further attacks.
Third, the coalition plans to actively support the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Britain intends to work to ensure that the Armed Forces become the strongest restraining factor against further Russian aggression. The fourth goal is to ensure an effective mechanism for a peaceful resolution of the conflict in the future, in particular, through the "forces of reassuring" of Western countries that would guarantee stability and long -term peace after reaching the agreement.
Gili stressed that 200 military planners from 30 countries are already actively working on planning details, in particular on how to provide the necessary support in Ukraine at different stages of the war.
According to the British Minister, the strategic plans for the coalition are "well developed" and have clear goals. He also noted that a meeting in Brussels was an important step in strengthening cooperation between partners and strengthening military assistance to Ukraine.
The meeting should also be the headquarters of the headquarters of the UK and France, Admiral Anthony Radakin and General Tierry Burkhard. They shared updated information about military planning and discussed how to strengthen operational cooperation between the Allies.
