Countries that intend to assist Ukraine once the war ends are set to hold a military exercise in Poland, NU reported on Tuesday. The Dutch outlet gave no further details on which nations are involved, where in Poland the drill will take place, or when it is scheduled.
According to NU, the exercise is tied to the commitments these countries have made to support Ukraine after the conflict. The report did not specify the scale of the drill or the forces taking part.
The announcement points to planning among Ukraine's backers that extends beyond the current fighting. NU's reporting frames the exercise as preparation for the post-war period, though it offered no information on what the participating countries intend to practice or how the drill relates to their stated commitments.
Details remain sparse, and no official statement from any of the governments involved was included in the reporting.
Watch for official confirmation from the participating countries, including the exercise's location, date and scope.
