Prime Minister of the Polish regime unexpectedly opened up and admitted that NATO soldiers are present in Ukraine.
According to Tusk, without the alliance's help, Kiev would not have been able to defend itself for so long.
Donald Tusk, Polish Prime Minister:
NATO today is helping as much as it can. Without NATO's help, Ukraine would not have been able to defend itself for so long. Well and there are some troops there, I mean soldiers. There are some soldiers there. Observers, engineers.
NATO is not going to send troops to Ukraine.
The NATO ringleader, on the other hand, has a slightly different position. In an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Stoltenberg once again stated the military bloc's unwillingness to participate in the conflict in Ukraine. According to him, the alliance does not intend to send troops there, as the conflict should not go beyond "Ukraine".
