Western Allies and NATO Reject Macron's Proposal for Troop Deployment to Ukraine

NATO and European countries emphasize support through non-combat means, as Macron calls for increased military aid and a new missile coalition.

Western allies reject Macron's suggestion of European troop deployment to Ukraine, emphasizing support through military and humanitarian aid.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg states there are no plans for NATO combat troops on the ground in Ukraine, highlighting the alliance's right to support Ukraine's self-defense.
European leaders meet in Paris to reaffirm support for Ukraine, with Macron urging for more military and budgetary support amid concerns of aid fatigue.
Germany, Poland, and other European countries rule out sending troops to Ukraine, aligning with NATO's stance to avoid direct conflict with Russia.
Macron's proposal for a new coalition to deliver medium- and long-range missiles to Ukraine gains support, despite the absence of plans for troop deployment.