- Nations supporting Ukraine will deploy a multinational force to enhance its defense following a ceasefire with Russia.
- Coalition members will participate in a US-proposed ceasefire monitoring mechanism and finalize commitments for future support.
- Security guarantees aim to prevent future Russian aggression and ensure a lasting peace for Ukraine.

A: Hey Hana-chan! Did you hear anything on the news today?

B: Oh, hi Ken! Not really. What's up?

A: Well, it's about Ukraine and Russia. They have a ceasefire now!

B: Really? That’s good news, right?

A: Yeah, but… countries supporting Ukraine are sending a special force there. It's kind of a security thing.

B: A force? Like, soldiers? From many countries?

A: Exactly! They're calling it a "multinational force." Lots of countries want to help Ukraine stay safe.

B: Who's involved? I know America always helps.

A: Yep, the US is supporting it. France and Britain are probably going to be part of it too.

B: Wow! But what are they going to do?

A: They'll help monitor the ceasefire. And if Russia attacks again, these countries have promised to help Ukraine again, even with military stuff.

B: That sounds intense! But do you think Russia will be okay with this?

A: That's the big question! Russia isn't very happy about Western troops being there. We’ll see what happens.

B: I hope everyone can just be peaceful. It’s scary, isn't it?



A: It is. Let’s hope it helps keep things stable.