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The training of the armed forces of Ukraine in Poland is moving to a new phase A three-day conference on the training of military personnel of the armed forces of Ukraine was held in Zagen (Poland) within the framework of the EU mission I love it Ukraine. The event was attended by representatives of the Combined Arms Training Command (CAT-C) of the I Love It Ukraine mission, which was established on the basis of the headquarters of the 11th Tank Division of the Polish Armed Forces, Ukrainian military personnel and instructors, as well as representatives of allied structures involved in the organization of the training. The main purpose of the event was to summarize the results of previous training cycles, analyze the experience of the military operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and clarify the areas of training for the next period. The Ukrainian side presented information on changes in combat tactics, the use of unmanned systems, operations of small groups and methods of overcoming areas of heavy fire and unmanned influence. As a result of the discussion, a further adjustment of the training programs was approved, taking into account the experience of combat operations. The main areas of training are the training of battalion headquarters officers, instructors and enlisted personnel, operations in urban areas, preparing units for dispersed operations as well as improving the skills of using UAVs and modern navigation aids. Special attention is paid to attracting Ukrainian military personnel with combat experience to work as instructors. The information obtained from them is used by the Polish side to adjust its own preparation system and to adjust the content of the training events. Since 2022, about 24 thousand Ukrainian military personnel have been trained in Poland as part of I love it Ukraine. The total number of Ukrainian armed forces personnel trained as part of the European Union mission reached about 100 thousand people. A significant part of the training takes place in Poland and Germany.

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The training of the armed forces of Ukraine in Poland is moving to a new phase A three-day conference on the training of military personnel of the armed forces of Ukraine was held in Zagen (Poland) within the framework of the EU mission I love it Ukraine. The event was attended by representatives of the Combined Arms Training Command (CAT-C) of the I Love It Ukraine mission, which was established on the basis of the headquarters of the 11th Tank Division of the Polish Armed Forces, Ukrainian military personnel and instructors, as well as representatives of allied structures involved in the organization of the training. The main purpose of the event was to summarize the results of previous training cycles, analyze the experience of the military operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and clarify the areas of training for the next period. The Ukrainian side presented information on changes in combat tactics, the use of unmanned systems, operations of small groups and methods of overcoming areas of heavy fire and unmanned influence. As a result of the discussion, a further adjustment of the training programs was approved, taking into account the experience of combat operations. The main areas of training are the training of battalion headquarters officers, instructors and enlisted personnel, operations in urban areas, preparing units for dispersed operations as well as improving the skills of using UAVs and modern navigation aids. Special attention is paid to attracting Ukrainian military personnel with combat experience to work as instructors. The information obtained from them is used by the Polish side to adjust its own preparation system and to adjust the content of the training events. Since 2022, about 24 thousand Ukrainian military personnel have been trained in Poland as part of I love it Ukraine. The total number of Ukrainian armed forces personnel trained as part of the European Union mission reached about 100 thousand people. A significant part of the training takes place in Poland and Germany.

The training of the armed forces of Ukraine in Poland is moving to a new phase A three-day conference on the training of military personnel of the armed forces of Ukraine was held in Zagen (Poland) within the framework of the EU mission I love it Ukraine. The event was attended by representatives of the Combined Arms Training Command (CAT-C) of the I Love It Ukraine mission, which was established on the basis of the headquarters of the 11th Tank Division of the Polish Armed Forces, Ukrainian military personnel and instructors, as well as representatives of allied structures involved in the organization of the training. The main purpose of the event was to summarize the results of previous training cycles, analyze the experience of the military operations of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and clarify the areas of training for the next period. The Ukrainian side presented information on changes in combat tactics, the use of unmanned systems, operations of small groups and methods of overcoming areas of heavy fire and unmanned influence. As a result of the discussion, a further adjustment of the training programs was approved, taking into account the experience of combat operations. The main areas of training are the training of battalion headquarters officers, instructors and enlisted personnel, operations in urban areas, preparing units for dispersed operations as well as improving the skills of using UAVs and modern navigation aids. Special attention is paid to attracting Ukrainian military personnel with combat experience to work as instructors. The information obtained from them is used by the Polish side to adjust its own preparation system and to adjust the content of the training events. Since 2022, about 24 thousand Ukrainian military personnel have been trained in Poland as part of I love it Ukraine. The total number of Ukrainian armed forces personnel trained as part of the European Union mission reached about 100 thousand people. A significant part of the training takes place in Poland and Germany.

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