According to a notice issued by the EU Council on the 9th, the EU decided to establish a “military aid mission” agency in Ukraine for the first time. According to this notification from the European Council, the EU Council passed a decision on the 9th to extend the mandate of the EU's “military aid mission” to Ukraine for another two years until November 15, 2028, and allocate nearly 300 million euros for this purpose. The circular pointed out that in the context of the decision to extend the mission's mandate, the Council of the European Union also decided to establish an agency in Ukraine responsible for direct coordination with the Ukrainian military and international partners to ensure that the EU's training for the Ukrainian military continues to meet the needs of the Ukrainian military. The EU's “military aid mission” to Ukraine is a key tool for the EU's military support to Ukraine. Since it was established in October 2022 at the request of Ukraine to provide individual, group, and professional training for the Ukrainian army within EU member states, it has trained more than 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers.

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