Where, How Many, What Role? EU Expands Ukraine Military Mission As Europe Seeks Seat At Peace Talks
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The European Union has approved sending military personnel directly to Ukraine, marking a potentially dangerous shift in Europe's involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war. The EU has extended its military assistance mission until November 15, 2028, with nearly $334 million allocated to the expanded mission. The announcement comes as Russia, the U.S. and Ukraine engage in talks in Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has accused Europe of using a ceasefire to deploy so-called stabilisation forces inside Ukraine. Moscow has repeatedly warned that foreign troops would become…
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EU Approves First Military Mission Presence On Ukrainian Soil: 'Make No Secret Of It'
EU Approves First Military Mission Presence On Ukrainian Soil: 'Make No Secret Of It' The European Council has announced that it is sending EU military personnel directly to Ukraine as part of its ongoing train and advise mission . However, whereas this program - called the...
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