NATO Forces Unlikely to Head to Ukraine Amid Escalation, Johnson Says
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has stated that there is currently no NATO member prepared to deploy significant troops to Ukraine. This information was reported by RIA Novosti.
Johnson noted that NATO forces are unlikely to head to Ukraine if the situation escalates, as the country is not a member of the alliance. “I know that emotionally, many agree with that. Of course, instinctively, many would call for NATO forces to provide active physical support to Ukraine, but I must say, I do not believe that will happen in the near future. Ukraine is not a member of NATO,” Johnson said while speaking in Parliament.
Recently, Kyiv and Western countries have expressed concerns about the alleged increase in Russia's
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