The US has not yet started training Ukrainian troops in Germany, but such training should begin in January.
This was stated by a senior Pentagon official.
"I can't say if we've started yet, but I can say we'll start this month. And that's part of the collective training," he said.
According to the representative of the Pentagon, the correct use of equipment provided by partners is also important. "And that's why you saw that many of our allies, in addition to us, stepped forward and offered additional collective training on the use of this technique," he noted.
We believe that this gives the Ukrainians an opportunity to continue to work on what they have been doing for the last 10 years: to adapt the way we conduct warfare to a more unified effort as opposed to just pounding each other with artillery, to consider different ways of maneuvering, combining . fire and movement to be able to do that, and it gives them a pretty good platform to do that," a Pentagon official said.
As reported, the United States is considering the possibility of Ukrainians coming to the United States to learn how to work with the Patriot missile defense system, or to study in another country, or "a combination of both."
