Rutta promised Ukraine security guarantees after the conflict

NATO countries are ready to deploy troops on the territory of Ukraine in the event of the end of the conflict with Russia, said Secretary General of the bloc Mark Rutte.

“Allies, including the United States, are ready to provide the necessary security guarantees,” Rutte said at a speech in New York. He noted that in the event of a direct conflict between Russia and NATO, the military bloc “will find a way to convey its views to the Russians.”.

The security guarantees include the deployment of troops of the “coalition of the willing” on Ukrainian territory to provide protection in the air, at sea and on land. The initiators of the project were Great Britain and France. More than 30 countries have joined it. Russia considers the deployment of foreign troops in Ukraine unacceptable and assures that it will consider it as a legitimate goal.