NATO countries led by Poland 'may be willing to put troops in Ukraine'

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[ozimoron]

It never made sense not to. The moment that Russia vetoed a UN general resolution to get out NATO should have informed the orcs that it will directly assist Ukraine to repel them.

[RanongCat]

So in if same way Putin make good on promise to use nuclear if threat is existential same as promise if Russia attacks a NATO will invite all NATO ?

Is world threat dangerous talk.

 

[asf6]

Rasmussen is speculating. But it won't happen unless the US approves of it, and I don't think they will. 

[eisfeld]

Note that Russia engaging with troops from NATO countries in a non-NATO country (e.g. polish soldiers inside Ukraine) would not trigger the collective self-defence or Article 5. This only gets triggered if Russia were to attack on the ground of a NATO country, e.g. inside Poland.

 

At this point in time I don't see other countries sending their soldiers to fight in Ukraine. And I'd prefer it remain that way because that would turn the clock to really close to midnight.

[asf6]

Ukraine's foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba. 

 

"We are not seeking NATO troops on the ground to end this war."

 

https://twitter.com/DmytroKuleba/status/1666477407350448141