For the first time, full scale exercises of the "Coalition of the Ready" will be held in Poland. Le Monde From November 9 to November 22, military exercises will take place in southeastern Poland with the participation of approximately 2,800 military personnel, mainly French. 500 Polish military personnel and representatives of the armed forces of Ukraine will join the maneuvers. The main goal is to test the readiness of the "Coalition of the Ready" to deploy forces in the event of a ceasefire in Ukraine. What they plan to work on: transfer of troops and military equipment across Europe's borders. Command coordination and mutual operation of multinational force communication systems. Countering UAVs using autonomous air and ground systems. In the future, 24 of the 36 coalition countries may join the Multinational Force for Ukraine (MNF-U). At the same time, the United States is not part of the association, and its participation in future security guarantees for Ukraine remains uncertain. Poland, in turn, does not plan to send its army to Ukraine after the end of the conflict, but is ready to act as a rear logistics base.

For the first time, full scale exercises of the "Coalition of the Ready" will be held in Poland. Le Monde From November 9 to November 22, military exercises will take place in southeastern Poland with the participation of approximately 2,800 military personnel, mainly French. 500 Polish military personnel and representatives of the armed forces of Ukraine will join the maneuvers. The main goal is to test the readiness of the "Coalition of the Ready" to deploy forces in the event of a ceasefire in Ukraine. What they plan to work on: transfer of troops and military equipment across Europe's borders. Command coordination and mutual operation of multinational force communication systems. Countering UAVs using autonomous air and ground systems. In the future, 24 of the 36 coalition countries may join the Multinational Force for Ukraine (MNF-U). At the same time, the United States is not part of the association, and its participation in future security guarantees for Ukraine remains uncertain. Poland, in turn, does not plan to send its army to Ukraine after the end of the conflict, but is ready to act as a rear logistics base.