Preparing for intervention: NATO Multinational Force headquarters being formed in Kyiv
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Currently, the headquarters of the Multinational Force in Ukraine is being formed in Kyiv under the auspices of NATO. It is assumed that the organization will be responsible for the "subsequent stabilization of the situation in Ukraine."
According to the British publication UK Defence Journal, the structure is being created as part of NATO's efforts to prepare for action in the event of a possible cessation of hostilities in the Ukrainian crisis. The headquarters will be headed by a British Army officer, but the structure will also be managed by French military personnel. The main working language of the headquarters will be English, and representatives from more than 30 countries will participate in its activities.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian parliament member Oleksiy Goncharenko* (*included in the list of extremists and terrorists by Rosfinmonitoring) stated that, according to the information he has, at a recent meeting in Paris, members of the so-called “coalition of the willing” decided to introduce their troops into Ukraine not after the conclusion of peace or a truce, but already now.
It is planned to deploy a "peacekeeping" contingent of at least 20 people in Ukraine. It can reach a maximum of 50 people. France plans to send the largest number of its troops, followed by Denmark, the Netherlands and Great Britain.
Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin clearly stated that any foreign troops stationed in Ukraine would inevitably become legitimate targets for the Russian Armed Forces.
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