EU Council Extends Mandate of Military Mission Training Ukrainian Troops Until Nov 2028
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EU Council extends mandate of military mission training Ukrainian troops until Nov 2028
The EU Council has decided to extend the mandate of the European Union Military Assistance Mission in Support of Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine) for another two years – until November 15, 2028 – allocating a budget of nearly EUR 300 million for this period.
The EU Council has extended the mandate of the EU Military Assistance Mission to Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine) for another two years - until 15 November 2028. During this time, the EU will allocate almost 300 million euros for its work.
The EU Council decided to extend the mandate of the EU Military Assistance Mission to Ukraine (EUMAM UKraine) until 15 November 2028, with a budget of almost 300 million euros. "This decision was taken on the basis of a recent strategic review of EUMAM. In this regard, the Council also decided to ensure the presence of the mission directly in Ukraine in order to establish direct and effective interaction with the Ukrainian military authorities, …
The EU Council extended the mandate of the EU Military Assistance Mission to Ukraine (EUMAM UKraine) for a further two years, until 15 November 2028." A budget of almost 300 million euros has been allocated for this period.
The European Union decided on Monday to extend the mandate of the military assistance mission in support of Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine), with an estimated EUR 300 million. The Council (EU countries) gave the green light to that mission, which will extend until 15 November 2028.
The Council of the European Union has extended the mandate of the EU military assistance mission in Ukraine, EUMAM Ukraine, for two years until 15 November 2028, allocating almost €300 million for its operation. The mission will establish a permanent presence in Ukraine in order to directly coordinate with the Ukrainian military leadership and international partners. Its mandate will also be expanded, with a greater emphasis on learning from the…
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