European troops to train in Poland for possible mission in Ukraine
More than 1,500 British, French, German and Polish soldiers will take part in military exercises in Poland in November. The drills are meant to prepare for a possible deployment of European forces in Ukraine after a ceasefire with Russia.
More than 1,500 soldiers from the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Poland will take part in military exercises in Poland in November. The aim is to prepare for a possible deployment of European forces in Ukraine if a ceasefire with Russia is concluded, according to the British newspaper The Times.
The source does not say whether such a deployment has been approved. The exercises are framed as preparation for a possible scenario that would only apply after a ceasefire is agreed.
Soldiers from four countries – the UK, France, Germany and Poland – will take part. The exercises will take place in Poland.
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