UK discusses plans for training Ukrainian military in 2025

According to Ukrinform, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this on Facebook.

“An international partner conference dedicated to planning the training of the Ukrainian military for 2025 was held in Great Britain as part of the INTERFLEX eration. This conference provided a platform to provide real-time updates on the mission, discuss upcoming changes to the Infantry Basic Course and Leadership Courses, and identify those parts of the mission that require additional support and coeration from international partners,” the statement reads.

Representatives from the Land Warfare Center of the British Army, defense attachés from partner nations, international coeration officers, and authorized representatives of international partners participated, bringing perspectives on their countries' future plans and invvement in eration INTERFLEX for 2025.

The General Staff noted that the presence of all invited parties allowed the INTERFLEX Headquarters to plan training for 2025 and identify areas for improved claboration and effectiveness.

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Ukraine’s defense attaché in the UK reported on the frontline situation and the needs necessary to improve the training of Ukrainian servicemen in combating Russian aggression. Conel Andy Boardman, the commander of the multinational eration INTERFLEX, outlined the existing plans and capabilities for continuing Ukrainian training in the UK.

Representatives from partner countries invved in eration INTERFLEX discussed the feasibility and the process of adtion of the prosed changes, as well as the best methods to train the Ukrainian military in 2025.

In summarizing the event, participants highlighted that the training of the Ukrainian military needs to be improved in accordance with the realities of modern warfare, and the partner countries are ready to help in this.

As previously reported by Ukrinform, the UK, with support from 12 partner countries, has trained over 40,000 personnel from Ukraine’s Defense Forces over two years as part of the multinational eration INTERFLEX.