EU review does not recommend sending military trainers to Ukraine for now, media report says
- The EU’s diplomatic service advised better adaptation of a military training mission for Ukraine but did not recommend sending military instructors, as reported by Welt am Sonntag.
- Member states are divided about conducting training on Ukrainian soil, questioning Kyiv's ability to protect sites from Russian attacks due to insufficient air defenses.
- The review suggested establishing a coordination cell in Kyiv and training more Ukrainian instructors, while noting logistical challenges for EU troop safety.
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EU review does not recommend sending military trainers to Ukraine for now, media report says
The EU's diplomatic service has called on member states to better adapt a military training mission for Ukraine to Kyiv's needs but stopped short of recommending the bloc send military instructors to the war-torn country, German weekly Welt am Sonntag reported on Saturday.
EU Review Does Not Recommend Sending Military Trainers to Ukraine for Now, Media Report Says
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EU review does not recommend sending military trainers to Ukraine for now, media report says
BERLIN(Reuters) - The EU's diplomatic service has called on member states to better adapt a military training mission for Ukraine to Kyiv's needs but stopped short of recommending the bloc send military instructors to the war-torn country, German weekly Welt am Sonntag reported on Saturday.
EU review does not recommend sending military trainers to Ukraine for now, media report says
The EU's diplomatic service asked member states to better adapt their military training mission for Ukraine to match Kyiv's needs but did not recommend sending instructors into the country. The EUMAM mission has already trained 60,000 Ukrainian troops. The mission faces logistical and security challenges, including equipment shortages. Kyiv's request for training on Ukrainian soil remains controversial due to potential security risks and provoca…
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