Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that Kyiv's allies did not reach an agreement at the Paris summit on sending troops to Ukraine, despite French President Emmanuel Macron's earlier suggestion that this possibility was not ruled out.

no agreement was reached regarding sending troops to Ukraine

opinions differ but no such decisions have been made

Europe will help Ukraine take the initiative and act together at a time of uncertainty over the U.S. assistance. The result of a strategic meeting of EU leaders in Paris was the creation of a coalition for long-range missile strikes.

At the Ukraine Summit on Feb. 27, Macron said 'Let’s not wait' regarding US electoral outcomes and noted that sending Western troops could not be ruled out, while other leaders like Kallas supported immediate action.

Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that Western allies will be able to jointly prepare and provide substantial supplies of ammunition for Ukraine in the near future.

A meeting of European leaders took place in Paris where they discussed strengthening support for Ukraine, including a proposal for ammunition supplies requested by President Zelenskyy.

There was no consensus among European leaders regarding the deployment of military troops to Ukraine, with Duda noting there was 'no enthusiasm' for such a measure.

Emmanuel Macron does not rule out that NATO could send troops to Ukraine, but consensus has not yet been reached.