The aim is to train 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers on European soil from mid-November. The meeting of EU foreign ministers to be held in Luxembourg also plans to adopt sanctions against Iran.
The European Union today, Monday, approves a new training mission for the Ukrainian army. The Meeting of EU foreign ministers which is celebrated in Luxembourg it also plans to enact sanctions against Iran.
Already raised in August last year, the mission will be endorsed at the meeting of foreign ministers, with the objective from 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers train on European soil, most of whom, 12,000, will receive basic military training. The activity takes place on European soil, Poland one of the countries where the training efforts take place.
The Twenty-seven want to launch the mission as soon as possible and calculate that it will be mid-Novemberonce all technical details and Member States’ contributions to the operation have been established.
On arrival in Luxembourg, the EU High Representative for Foreign Policy, Joseph Borrellhas ensured that, at this point, Europe must continue to support Ukraine with measures such as the “strong” training mission for Ukrainian troops.
On the other hand, Borrell has put forward that ministers will approve a sixth batch of 500 million euros to facilitate the supply of arms to Kiev through the European Peace Mechanism, which has increased European military aid to 3,000 million since the start of the war. .
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Source: EITB
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