Due to the beginning of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation, Great Britain has prepared more than 50 thousand Ukrainian military military.
Great Britain will continue the Ukrainian military training program to strengthen the Ukraine army on the eve of possible European and American security guarantees within the framework of a potential peace agreement. This was reported on August 24 by the British Ministry of Defense, Bloomberg’s Inform.
The Interflex program, which covers battle and leadership training, will last until the end of 2026.
Due to the beginning of the UK program, more than 50 thousand Ukrainian recruits have been trained.
“We will continue to strengthen our support of allies so that Ukraine can defend ourselves today and be restrained tomorrow. In the face of Russia’s ongoing attack, we must put Ukraine’s armed forces as a strong position. And since the desire for peace continues, we must do the Ukrainians the strongest restraint to ensure the future world,” said the Minister of John Gili’s Minister.
Interflex is a curriculum for Ukraine’s armed forces recruits with little or no initial military experience.
The best educators of the armed forces of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Australian Union, the kingdom of Denmark, Canada, the Kingdom of the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Kingdom of Norway, Finland, and the Kingdom of Sweden were involved in the implementation of multinational practice in interface training.
It should be noted that during a visit to Kyiv, Gili opened the doors “to send British troops to Ukraine to help soldiers training to the Ukraine’s armed forces.
Remember that the British Ministry of Defense has reportedly prepared more than half of a thousand Ukrainian War doctors.
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Source: korrespondent
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