Kellogg visited the NGU training ground, where he highly praised the training of Ukrainian National Guardsmen
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Special Representative of the US President Keith Kellogg visited the training locations of the National Guard of Ukraine, familiarizing himself with the equipment and combat training. He noted the courage of Ukrainian soldiers and the high quality of their training, stressing the value of Ukraine's experience for the armies of other countries.
Keith Kellogg, Special Representative of the President of the United States, visited the training locations of the National Guard of Ukraine. In particular, the American delegation familiarized themselves with the equipment of Ukrainian guardsmen and their combat training, writes UNN with reference to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.
Together with the Commander of the NGU, Oleksandr Pivnenko, the American delegation familiarized themselves with the training of Ukrainian guardsmen, their equipment, and modern technologies used on the battlefield. The delegation was presented with tank and combat vehicle crew training, simulator work, as well as drones and robotic systems.
It is noted that General Kellogg praised the courage of Ukrainian soldiers and the high quality of their training. He also emphasized that Ukraine's experience is valuable for the armies of other countries.
We are grateful to the USA for the constant assistance that enables our units to effectively defend the country. Ukraine defends its independence and freedom. Together with partners, we continue to develop our defense capabilities.
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