Richard Knighton, Chief of the Defence Workers of the UK Armed Forces, has stated he should be assured that British troops can be protected if they’re despatched to Ukraine as a part of safety ensures.

Supply: Sky Information, as reported by European Pravda

Particulars: Knighton stated he wouldn’t deploy the armed forces to Ukraine if he’s not happy with their security.

Responding to a query from Conservative MP Jesse Norman on the Defence Committee about whether or not UK troops deployed to watch the implementation of a peace deal in Ukraine can be geared up to keep up a "protected functionality", Knighton answered within the affirmative.

He stated he’s assured that personnel can be deployed in a approach that ensures their security.

Requested whether or not he’s factoring within the operational dangers of such a mission, Knighton stated all individuals within the Coalition of the Prepared are engaged on this.

He added that lively involvement in planning means they’ve the means to fulfill the necessities and that extra funding would scale back the danger.

Background:

• The UK and France dedicated in a declaration on 6 January to deploy troops in Ukraine if a peace settlement is reached.
• The Instances reported that the UK would ship fewer than 7,500 troops to Ukraine to watch compliance with a possible peace deal.
• UK Defence Secretary John Healey has refused to say what number of troops the UK would ship to help peace.

Assist Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!