U.S. Signals Support Role for European-Led Security Umbrella for Ukraine
The offer hinges on European governments fielding tens of thousands of troops.
Overview
- Washington would provide intelligence, surveillance, command-and-control and air-defense enablers for a postwar arrangement without deploying American combat troops.
- Senior officials outlined possible contributions to a European-run air-defense shield, including aircraft, radar and logistics support.
- The Pentagon described the measures as pre-decisional and declined to provide further details.
- President Donald Trump told European leaders the U.S. would help with coordination of guarantees and said American backing would likely focus on air power.
- Kyiv urged partners to finalize concrete defense guarantees soon as talks sketch a three-tier framework that includes neutral peacekeepers, a fortified Ukrainian line and a deeper European deterrence force.