UK peacekeeping plans for Ukraine raise concerns over military readiness and resources

Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to send British peacekeepers to Ukraine, raising concerns about the UK's military capacity and funding. Critics argue that the UK lacks the resources to support such a deployment without compromising its existing commitments. The UK has been reducing its military forces for decades, primarily to fund domestic programs. Current military readiness is insufficient for a significant peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, especially with existing commitments in Estonia. The article highlights a shift in global security dynamics, particularly with reduced U.S. support. It emphasizes the need for the UK to enhance its military capabilities and reassess its defense priorities in light of these changes.