The New York Times reported that NATO member countries are getting closer to sending troops to Ukraine to train the Ukrainian army. This move will once again blur the previously drawn red lines and may directly involve the United States and Europe in this conflict. Ukraine is facing a critical shortage of manpower, and in recent weeks, with Russia taking advantage of the delay in US assistance, the situation on the battlefield has deteriorated significantly. Therefore, Ukrainian officials have requested assistance from their American and NATO counterparts to train 150,000 new recruits for faster deployment to the front lines. So far, the United States has been reluctant to agree, but General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said on Thursday that the deployment of training personnel by NATO seems inevitable. "With time, we will eventually get there," he said.