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UK ‘able to spend properly over £100m’ on potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine

By Editorial Board Published October 20, 2025 5 Min Read
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UK ‘able to spend properly over £100m’ on potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine

The UK is able to spend “well over” £100m on a potential deployment of British forces to Ukraine if Donald Trump secures a peace take care of Russia, the defence secretary has stated.

John Healey additionally stated Vladimir Putin views Britain as his “number one enemy” due to the nation’s assist for Ukraine.

The defence secretary’s plan consists of the preparation of navy personnel to hitch a multinational power that may be despatched to assist safe Ukraine’s borders if the US president brokers a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv.

He signalled British troops might be able to deploy as quickly as that occurred and he stated this might embrace troopers on the bottom.

A few of the anticipated cash to arrange for any mission is already being spent.

The defence secretary additionally warned of a “new era of threat” and stated the chance of wider battle in Europe has not been as nice because the finish of the Second World Conflict.

Mr Healey used a lecture at Mansion Home in London to speak about efforts led by the UK and France to construct a “coalition of the willing” of greater than 30 nations to kind what he known as a “Multinational Force Ukraine” over the previous six months.

UK ‘able to spend properly over £100m’ on potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine

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At Mansion Home this night. Pic: PA

This power would assist to safe Ukraine’s skies and seas and prepare its troops if Russia agrees to halt its full-scale warfare.

“So, as President Trump leads the push for peace here in Europe, we are ready to lead the work to secure it in the long-term,” the defence secretary stated.

“For our Armed Forces, I am already reviewing readiness levels and accelerating millions of pounds of funding to prepare for any possible deployment into Ukraine.”

Requested how a lot cash, he stated it might be “well over” £100m.

British troops have been instrumental in the training of Ukrainian soliders throughout the conflict at camps like this one in East Anglia.Pic: PA

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British troops have been instrumental within the coaching of Ukrainian soliders all through the battle at camps like this one in East Anglia.Pic: PA

Mr Healey trumpeted the UK’s assist for Ukraine, together with a file £4.5bn in help this yr, and taking up from america in co-chairing a wider group of countries which have been sending weapons and cash to Kyiv.

“This is why President [Volodymyr] Zelenskyy calls the UK his closest ally,” he stated.

“This is why Putin ranks Britain as his number one enemy.”

However he warned that as Russia’s aggression grew in Ukraine and past its borders, “Britain and our NATO allies stand more unified, and stronger”.

Vladimir Putin. Pic: Sputnik/Reuters

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Vladimir Putin. Pic: Sputnik/Reuters

Giving a stark verdict of the safety panorama, Mr Healey stated: “This is – undeniably – a new era of threat. The world is more unstable, more uncertain, more dangerous. Not since the end of the Second World War has Europe’s security been at such risk of state-on-state conflict.”

He stated this required what he described as “a new era for defence”.

He stated: “This is now an age for hard power, strong alliances and sure diplomacy.”

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The defence secretary stated plans for the brand new period would come with rising defence spending to five% of GDP by 2035 – although critics have accused the UK and different European allies of taking part in smoke and mirrors with the goal, questioning how a lot will actually be spent on weapons and troops.

“As I look ahead to the rest of this decade, our task, in this new age of hard power is to secure peace in our continent and to forge stronger deterrence and resilience, a New Deal for European security,” stated Mr Healey.

Turning to the Center East, he additionally introduced the UK was sending a two-star navy officer to work because the deputy to the US commander, charged with monitoring the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

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