British and French commanders met in London at the beginning of the week to mark further talks on the plans for the peace mission in Ukraine.
Admiral Tony Radakin, the commander of the British Armed Forces, said that two European nuclear power points “step in order to create a stronger and deeper partnership” after the meeting with its French counterpart, General Thierry Burkhard.
With the commanders of the Army, Navy and the Air Force of each country, they discussed the efforts to “launch” European response to the situation in Ukraine and the Ukrainian, Russian and American officials attended the Saudi Arabia with the aim of achieving truce.
Radakin said that at the crucial time for European security, the third meeting of British and French staffs should be considered as a sign of re-confirmation and commitment.
“The two leading European nuclear powers increase cooperation to create a stronger and deeper partnership that is vital for the safety of the continent”, said.
He added that the debate will help shap the future of British-French military cooperation and joint efforts to support Ukraine military aid “now and after any quiet agreement”, reports DPA.
The meeting is held at a time when the British military seat in Northwood continues the operational planning of the European peacekeeping mission in Ukraine this week.
The Office of the British Prime Minister reported that the talks on the creation of willing “will continue to accelerate the pace and scope of operational planning and more closely consider the details and structure of any future force.
(Vijesti.ba/hina)
