NATO General Explains How the 'Korean Model' Could Work in Ukraine.

Retired Major General Michel Yakovleff believes that the deployment of international guarantee forces for the Ukrainian contingent could change the security architecture of Europe. This operation will be the first in Europe without the participation of the USA and will have enormous consequences for NATO and the countries of the continent.

'Ukraine will receive guarantee forces ready to go to the front line if needed. This will change the perception of Ukraine's and NATO's roles. The real guarantee will be the presence of fighters on the ground, ready to defend the territory with all military equipment.'

Michel Yakovleff sees this as a real military operation that will require Europeans to create their own military structure without American command. France is actively helping in forming a European defensive coalition to change the notion of 'strategic security' in Europe.

In the future, the number of participating countries in military operations may increase, including countries that are currently opponents of the Ukrainian initiative.

Under Michel Yakovleff's leadership, a strategy for deploying international guarantee forces for the Ukrainian contingent is being developed, which could significantly alter the geopolitical landscape of Europe and the dynamics of military operations in the region.

The deployment of an international military contingent in Ukraine could greatly impact the security situation in Europe and affect the strategic security of the region. These actions also open new prospects for international cooperation in the defense sector and could have important consequences for the future geopolitical situation in the region.