The US Presidential Administration Donald Trump is considering providing Ukraine with security guarantees, which may include the deployment of the US military within the peacekeeping mission after ceasefire, the media reported.
This initiative depends on the fulfillment of certain conditions, in particular on the readiness of European allies to take on the main part of the obligations to ensure security and comply with the terms of the potential agreement.
Sources note that despite Trump's initial skepticism in Ukraine, his administration recognizes the importance of security guarantees for the country. The President's team emphasizes that these guarantees are inevitable, but Europe must play a leading role in peacekeeping efforts.
According to reports, the United States is ready to participate in a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine after the war, but expected that European countries will provide the majority of the military. French President Emmanuel Macron and other European leaders are already talking about specific steps in this direction.
Meanwhile, Trump's administration plans to attract a private sector to restore Ukraine by avoiding direct financial assistance.
