UK Opposes Sending Troops to Ukraine for Training, Cites Risks

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron expresses opposition to deploying Western troops in Ukraine, emphasizing the potential danger of making them targets for Russia.

British Foreign Secretary David Cameron stated in an interview that he opposes sending Western troops to Ukraine, even for training missions.
Cameron highlighted that training missions are best conducted abroad, noting that Britain has trained 60,000 Ukrainian soldiers in this manner.
The UK's stance comes amid discussions on the potential deployment of Western troops to Ukraine, with France and the US also providing military support.
Cameron expressed willingness to work with Berlin to lift its hesitance in supplying German-made Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine.
Poland's Foreign Minister suggested that the presence of NATO forces in Ukraine is not unthinkable, marking a shift in tone from previous positions.