"An agreement signed last Friday by the defense ministers of Germany and Ukraine will allow the German military, Bundeswehr, to benefit from the expertise of military instructors from Ukraine. "The plan is to incorporate the experience of Ukrainian soldiers into army training, particularly at the army's troop schools," a Bundeswehr spokesman told the dpa news agency, without providing details. Germany is responding to the significant changes that have occurred on the battlefield in Ukraine since Russia attacked almost four years ago."
"Ukrainian soldiers, for example, have extensive experience deploying and fighting drones and integrating modern command and control technologies into combat units. Last week, The Wall Street Journal reported that a team of approximately ten Ukrainians destroyed numerous armored vehicles and other targets in a short period of time during a NATO exercise in the Baltic States last year, while the NATO side did not succeed in eliminating the opposing drone te"
Rosenmontag Carnival parades in Cologne and Dusseldorf will feature satirical political caricatures and draw tens of thousands of revelers. Germany plans to extend land-border identity checks beyond March 15. The German president urged Lebanon to continue disarming Hezbollah. An agreement enables Ukrainian military instructors to work with the Bundeswehr to transfer battlefield experience into army training, with emphasis on troop schools. Ukrainian forces bring particular expertise in deploying FPV attack drones and integrating modern command-and-control technologies into combat units. NATO exercises have shown Ukrainian teams rapidly neutralizing armored targets with drones while adversaries struggled to counter them.
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