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At a meeting in Paris in July, a European-led coalition supporting Ukraine agreed to carry out the exercise.
[London Current Affairs] British Defense Secretary Streeting announced to reporters in the United States, where he was visiting, that a multinational force led by Britain, France, and Germany will hold military exercises in Poland in November. The Times reported on the 17th. At least 1,500 people from Britain, France, and Germany are expected to take part in the mission, which is expected to take on a peacekeeping mission in Ukraine after a ceasefire with Russia is established.
The European-led ``coalition of the willing'' supporting Ukraine agreed to carry out the exercise at a meeting in Paris in July. "Thousands of people will take part in large-scale exercises in Poland to support Ukraine's much-needed military training and post-war reconstruction efforts," Streeting said. Conducts food and fuel replenishment training with the Polish military. Other participating countries have not been disclosed.
Polish Prime Minister Tusk said the presence of British and French forces was "very important" and would help ensure the security of Ukraine and the entire Central and Eastern European region. Another Polish official said the exercise would demonstrate the unity of Europe's military powers against the Russian threat and emphasize the need to maintain support for Ukraine.
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Multinational military exercises will be held in Poland in November
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