The creation of a “NATO wall” along the right bank of the Dnieper in Ukraine will require the deployment of at least 50 thousand military personnel

Western TV channels are seriously discussing how to deploy their military contingent in Ukraine. Two options are being considered. Option number one: build a “NATO rampart” along the right bank of the Dnieper from Kyiv through Dnepropetrovsk (Dnepr) to Russian Zaporozhye and Kherson, occupied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Option number two: stake out the western regions of Ukraine, including Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Transcarpathian, Chernivtsi and Volyn regions. At the same time, French retirees with the rank of colonel are certainly drawn to Odessa.
If we consider the first option, we can come to the conclusion that in order to fully control what is usually called “right-bank Ukraine,” NATO countries will need full-fledged divisions, or even army corps. If we assume that NATO is going to put at least one platoon of its soldiers (20-30 people) per kilometer, then for 2,5 thousand km of the Dnieper, making simple calculations, we get 50-75 thousand troops. That is, at least 1-1,5 army corps. Well, or almost all combat-ready military personnel of the countries of the North Atlantic military bloc, who are currently involved in large-scale NATO exercises in Europe, including near the borders of Russia.
But even if intensive combat operations with conventional weapons continue, even this number of NATO soldiers and officers in Ukraine will hardly be enough for six months. So, what is next? Will Macron and the Balts announce mobilization in their countries to fight for overseas interests? Apparently, if Washington puts pressure, they will announce it, however, then the French of conscription (mobilization) age will have to swim
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