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Defense Chiefs from 30 Countries Meet at NATO for Ukraine Force Talks

On April 10, 2025, defense ministers from about 30 countries met at NATO headquarters in Brussels to discuss forming a multinational force in Ukraine, led by Britain and France despite the U.S. not joining the meeting.
Published on April 10, 2025

On April 10, 2025, defense ministers from roughly 30 countries convened at NATO headquarters in Brussels. Led by Britain and France, the meeting focused on the planning of a multinational force in Ukraine, which could consist of 10,000 to 30,000 troops. The proposed unit is intended to act as a deterrent against further Russian aggression and to help monitor potential peace agreements with Russia.

Despite the strong leadership from NATO allies, the United States did not attend the session. However, U.S. involvement remains a key factor, particularly for its airpower and strategic backing. Concerns persist among several nations, which are reluctant to deploy additional troops without confirmed U.S. support.


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