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Britain funds European military training for Ukraine

Britain is bankrolling Operation Interflex, a European effort to train Ukrainian troops. The program underscores continued external military support for Ukraine’s war effort.

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Sustained foreign training support affects the durability and military capacity of the conflict.

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