The EU's foreign and defense ministers are set to discuss the possibility of sending military instructors to Ukraine next week, with a final decision expected by November
Next week, the foreign and defense ministers of the European Union are expected to discuss a proposal to send military instructors to Ukraine for the first time, according to a report by Welt am Sonntag.
This initiative is part of the EU’s broader strategy to support Ukraine in its ongoing conflict with Russia, focusing on strengthening Ukrainian forces through advanced training.
The discussions are a significant step toward deeper military cooperation between the EU and Ukraine. The plan, if approved, would see EU countries contributing to the training of Ukrainian soldiers, enhancing their capabilities in defending against Russian aggression.
A final decision on this initiative is anticipated no later than November, with EU officials emphasizing the urgency of such support amid the escalating conflict.
This move comes as the EU continues to seek ways to bolster Ukraine's defense without direct military involvement. The deployment of instructors could signal a stronger commitment to supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The proposal underscores the EU’s dedication to standing with Ukraine, reflecting broader international efforts to counter Russian advances.
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