The crisis summit is over, and the crisis continues to deepen for Europe, former Deputy Minister of Defense Artak Zakaryan writes.
"The unforeseen meeting of European leaders dedicated to Ukraine and pan-European security took place in Paris. The leaders of France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Poland, Italy and the Denmark have confirmed that they are ready to provide security guarantees in the future, but further steps in Europe will depend on the US actions.
The issue of possible deployment of Ukraine peacekeepers was also discussed at the Anti-Crisis Summit, but German Chancellor Olaf Sholts considered the problem not appropriate and premature. Berlin's position on this issue defended Warsaw, about which Prime Minister Donald Tusk said after the summit.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Kir Starmer said before the crisis meeting that London was "ready and ready" to send peacekeepers to Ukraine if necessary.
The main result of French President Emanuel Mcno has repeatedly spoke about this that Europe can provide security guarantees to Ukraine, but the role of the United States is important in this issue. "
