The North Atlantic Alliance may introduce its troops to the territory of Ukraine if the armed forces of the country face more problems on the front. This was stated by retired British Army Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon in an interview with TalkTV.
According to Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, NATO may introduce troops into Ukraine, thus entering into a full-fledged conflict with Russia. He believes that such an outcome is possible if the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) face more problems on the front. The colonel suggested that the alliance could start “going to war with Russia in the next few years.”
“The West has done everything (for Ukraine – ed.) except for the introduction of its troops. It is possible that if Russia starts to make serious progress, NATO and Western allies such as Australia will have to reconsider their position,” de Bretton-Gordon said.
Just to remind you, The Times reported earlier that amid weakening Western support for Kiev, the UK government might influence the duration of the conflict in Ukraine by dragging it out until 2025.