What support to expect from Britain

On August 20, the British Chief of General Staff will join important negotiations at the US Department of Defense.

The key goal of this meeting is to finally find out what exactly 30 different countries are willing to do in terms of security guarantees for Ukraine.

According to insiders, Radakin will announce to his colleagues that London will provide soldiers to help with logistics and training, but will not station them near Russia.

Officials had talked about deploying up to 30,000 troops to protect Ukrainian facilities, but that number was reduced amid opposition from some European countries.

Currently, official London is encouraged by the fact that Europe has received a positive signal from Trump regarding security guarantees for Ukraine.

What is important to understand is that this was the impetus for great activity.

Radakin will reiterate promises made last week by Defence Secretary John Healy, who said Britain was prepared to deploy troops to Ukraine to ensure safe skies, safe seas and strengthen Ukrainian armed forces.