Britain and France will jointly train Ukrainian marines
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, during a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Friday, agreed to jointly train Ukrainian marines.
As Censor.NET reports with reference to "Euro Integration", both leaders announced this at a joint press conference broadcast by Sky News.
Among other things, Macron said that Paris and London are doing everything possible to prevent a full-scale war in Ukraine from spreading to other parts of the world.
"We have decided on specific joint actions regarding the training of the Ukrainian military and high-tech segments," he added.
In turn, the British Prime Minister emphasized that Britain and France are working together so that Russian President Vladimir Putin will never again be able to use energy as a weapon.
"We agreed to train Ukrainian marines, helping Ukraine gain a decisive advantage on the battlefield and win this war," Sunak said.
Also, as previously announced, the leaders of Britain and France agreed to cooperate in the development of high-precision strike weapons to combat the Russian threat.
As you know, last year Britain launched its own Interflex mission to train the Ukrainian military, within which it aims to train 20,000 servicemen by 2023. France also independently trains Ukrainians, but on a smaller scale, and also supports the EU training mission.
