NATO allies have agreed to launch a joint training center with Ukraine, seeking to broaden cooperation despite political fissures in the United States.
“It will allow Ukraine to share lessons learned from Russia’s war,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday. “And it will create a structure for Ukrainian forces to learn and train alongside their allied counterparts. We will continue to stand with Ukraine, for Ukraine’s security, and for ours.”
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