British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has become the first European leader to say he is ready to put peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, making the commitment ahead of an emergency leaders' meeting in ...

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced Sunday that he is willing to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine to maintain a peace when the Russia-Ukraine war ends. "The UK is ready to play a ...

The UK and France are considering deploying peacekeeping troops to Ukraine, aiming to support a potential peace agreement amidst ongoing conflict. British PM Keir Starmer remains cautious, while ...

A "significant number" of countries are willing to provide peacekeeping troops in Ukraine in the event of a peace deal with Russia, a spokesperson for British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on ...

UK 'ready' to put troops in Ukraine to support Russia peace deal, PM says. A U.S. delegation arrives in Saudi Arabia on Monday for talks with Russia.

He is the first UK prime minister to publicly confirm he would deploy troops to Ukraine, although it is not yet clear how British soldiers would help protect the 1,000 mile border with Russia.

A former national security adviser has warned the potential deployment of UK troops to protect peace in Ukraine could last for "many years". Lord Sedwill told the BBC's The Week in Westminster ...

The UK sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine is “highly risky”, a former security adviser to Gordon Brown has warned, arguing the “grotesquely underfunded” armed forces do not have the ...

An effective peacekeeping force would need around 100,000 troops, said Lord Dannatt, former head of the British Army. The UK would have to supply "quite a proportion" of that number, he told the ...

British peacekeeping troops in Ukraine must have ‘lawfare’ protection, MPs told The UK is working with allies to develop plans for troops to be deployed to safeguard any peace deal between ...

A former national security adviser has warned the potential deployment of UK troops to protect peace in Ukraine could last for "many years". Lord Sedwill told the BBC's The Week in Westminster ...