given the experience that the Ukrainian soldiers have, should it be the other way?
ScottyMac75 on
This is a win-win scenario for everyone involved, the Ukrainians get their soldiers trained out of striking distance of the Russians, and the EU armies involved get to regain the lost experience of training soldiers at scale for real war under a less than ideal timetable compared to peacetime.
matthewonthego on
Where they gonna take them from?
Boatsntanks on
It’s good, but to be clear what this means is there’s perhaps 15,000 Ukrainians being trained currently, and 60k have already been trained, so by Fed 25 the total will be 75k. Headline really had me thinking 75k more were in training right now.
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THIS is more of the news we need to see
Good news
given the experience that the Ukrainian soldiers have, should it be the other way?
This is a win-win scenario for everyone involved, the Ukrainians get their soldiers trained out of striking distance of the Russians, and the EU armies involved get to regain the lost experience of training soldiers at scale for real war under a less than ideal timetable compared to peacetime.
Where they gonna take them from?
It’s good, but to be clear what this means is there’s perhaps 15,000 Ukrainians being trained currently, and 60k have already been trained, so by Fed 25 the total will be 75k. Headline really had me thinking 75k more were in training right now.