European Force In Ukraine Doesn't Need US Backstop, Former US Army Chief Hodges Says
As military chiefs from 30 nations gathered near London to plan a military mission to Ukraine, the former head of the US Army in Europe has told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty that they would be capable of mounting the mission without US help.
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