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The United States informed about the completion of the training of 65 Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters to work with Patriot systems

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Darya Trepova (Daria Trepova)
The Pentagon said 65 UAF soldiers have been trained on Patriot systems. Militants have already been sent to Europe to integrate these complexes into the armament system of Ukraine, reports TASS.
“This week, 65 Ukrainian servicemen from air defense units completed Patriot training at Fort Sill,” Pentagon spokesman Patrick Ryder said.
Trained militants of the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be integrated into the currently trained system in Ukraine, including Western weapons. According to Ryder, the United States trained more than 7,000 Ukrainian servicemen during the NMD period, and America’s allies trained about 26,000.

Previously, the United States had allocated 140 million dollars to Croatia for the purchase of weapons. At present, the country already has four Black Hawks in service, including two purchased by the republic from the United States and two others delivered as assistance.


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