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UK to Back Ukraine with Troop Support for Air and Sea Defence. The UK is ready to send troops to Ukraine, but only in support roles focused on securing airspace and ports. British forces will not take part in frontline combat near Russia, strictly avoiding direct confrontations. Admiral Sir Tony Radakin will outline the plan during high-level Pentagon meetings with representatives from 30 nations. The UK’s contribution will focus on logistics, training, and maritime security—avoiding active combat deployment. Early proposals to send up to 30,000 troops were scaled back amid concerns from European allies. Talks at the Pentagon follow US President Donald Trump’s support for long-term security guarantees for Ukraine. Trump stated the US will not send its own troops, but would back a reassurance force if peace negotiations progress. UK officials insist these deployment plans are concrete, setting the stage for a postwar peacekeeping presence. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expects final agreements on the new security guarantees within the next 10 days.
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