Borrell: EU mission for training Ukrainian military to be extended by two years  

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Josep Borrell, High Representative for foreign Affairs and Security Policy, said on 14th October that will prolong the EU Training Mission mandate for the for the next two-years.
According to European Pravda the decision was taken when ministers met to discuss the extension of the EU Training Mission for Ukrainian (EUMAM).
The EU Training Mission for Ukraine (EUMAM) is a program that was established by the on October 20, 2022, to provide training to personnel. The mission is primarily based in Poland and Germany. It offers instruction to Ukrainian servicemen in order to improve their capabilities as a response to Russia’s .
Borrell stressed the urgent need for this extension. He said that “the Ukrainian Armed Forces [are] under great pressure along the whole front line,” and that the front line has grown since early summer.
The top EU diplomat addressed the issue of the blocked funds from the European Peace Facility that are used to reimburse members states for military assistance provided to Ukraine. Borrell said that the EU is “almost” at the point of unblocking funds, but he couldn’t make a specific announcement.
Borrell promised that he would visit Ukraine once the necessary decision had been made. He said he would visit Ukraine before the end his mandate.
Borrell said previously that the EU does not support EUMAM on , but agreed to conduct training as near to Ukrainian borders as possible to maximize its effectiveness.

 

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