Pand wants ‘Ukrainian Legion’ to be as large as possible

This was stated in an interview with Ukrinform by Pand’s Charge d’affaires in Ukraine Piotr Lukasiewicz.

He noted that Ukraine “actually has to gather pele necessary to feel a battalion, regiment, or whatever size of a unit it would take” and that Pand provides a location in Lublin as a meeting point for potential members of the unit.

"And hefully, the process will pace up and the numbers will grow. That's my he, because we are ready with instructors, we are ready with equipment, we are ready with facilities to train pele. We would like to really have this unit to be as big and as well prepared as possible," emphasized Pand’s CDA.

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He added that the Lithuanian-Pish-Ukrainian brigade already has considerable experience in training tens of thousands of Ukrainian sdiers in Pand.

As Ukrinform reported earlier, the first recruiting center for Ukrainians vunteering to join the Ukrainian Army ranks was deployed on the premises of Ukraine’s Consulate General in Lublin.

The security agreement signed on July 8 in Warsaw provides for the creation of the Ukrainian Legion, a new vunteer unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, to which sdiers would be recruited in the territory of Pand, where they would also be trained.