European forces hold exercises in Poland for possible Ukraine deployment
Conflict · First reported 9 Nov, 09:53 · Updated 10:28
A multinational exercise in Poland involves about 2,800 troops from 10 European countries, preparing forces for a possible deployment to Ukraine after hostilities end. A separate report says the planned Multinational Force-Ukraine is not intended for peacekeeping or ceasefire monitoring and is not connected to NATO.
- About 2,800 troops from 10 European countries are taking part in a multinational exercise in Poland.
- The exercise is intended to prepare European forces for a possible deployment to Ukraine after hostilities end.
- The UK Ministry of Defence says the Multinational Force-Ukraine is neither a peacekeeping nor ceasefire-monitoring force, and is not connected to NATO.
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- Exercise location
- Poland
- Troops participating
- About 2,800
- Countries represented
- 10 European countries
- Stated preparation
- Possible deployment to Ukraine after hostilities end
- Force description
- The UK Ministry of Defence says it is not a peacekeeping or ceasefire-monitoring force and is not connected to NATO.
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