Overview
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that military teams from Ukraine and allied nations will meet on April 4 to discuss deploying foreign contingents in Ukraine.
- The discussions will focus on three potential missions: ground troops, air patrols over Ukraine, and naval monitoring of the Black Sea.
- The meeting will build on proposals prepared by Ukraine and follows a decision made during the March 27 summit in Paris.
- France and the UK are leading a coalition of 30 countries exploring expanded military support, though disagreements remain over the scope of involvement.
- Germany has announced additional arms supplies, including air defense systems, drones, and radars, as part of its ongoing support for Ukraine.