EU Extends Military Training Mission for Ukraine to 2028
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- •EUMAM Ukraine extended to 2028 with €300 million funding.
- •Over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers trained since 2022.
- •New training centers to be established in Ukraine.
On November 9, 2026, the EU announced an extension of its Military Assistance Mission (EUMAM) in Ukraine until November 15, 2028, with nearly €300 million allocated for funding. This mission aims to enhance the military capabilities of Ukraine's Armed Forces, allowing them to conduct effective military operations against Russian aggression. The training will now incorporate battlefield experience from Ukrainian forces, focusing on defense priorities. Over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been trained since the mission's inception in 2022, exceeding initial targets. The EU will also establish new training centers in Ukraine and coordinate closely with non-EU allies like the US and Canada. The mission marks a significant shift as it will now operate on Ukrainian soil, enhancing direct collaboration with Ukraine's military leadership.
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