The European Union will extend the mandate of the EU Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine (EUMAM Ukraine) for another two years, which will enable the provision of training for more Ukrainian soldiers.
EU High Representative Josep Borrell announced this today in Luxembourg during a press conference following a meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
He said that ensuring the best possible capabilities for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and expanding the training mission is very important as the Ukrainian forces are under great pressure along the front line.
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As previously reported, the European Union decided to increase the number of military personnel undergoing training within EUMAM Ukraine to 60,000 and to train another 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers by the end of this year.
