The Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defense have already implemented 301 NATO standards: seven more Alliance standards will be added by the end of the year
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Between November and December 2023, the Ukrainian Armed Forces implemented seven more NATO standards, focusing on areas such as naval communications and fuel quality, bringing the total to 301 standards integrated into NATO interoperability.
Defense Forces Ukraine's defense forces continue to reform, implementing NATO standards for interoperability with North Atlantic Treaty Organization member states
During November-December 2023, the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine implemented seven more NATO standards, including communications training for the Navy.
This was reported by. UNN with reference to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
Navigational and hydrographic support, fuel quality requirements, and naval training: seven more NATO standards have been implemented. The Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to pursue reforms to meet interoperability standards with NATO member states. In November-December 2023, the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine implemented seven more NATO standards
It is said that the standards introduced relate to navigation and hydrographic support, warfare, quality of fuel and combat operations, the quality of fuel and lubricants, and the training of the Naval Forces on communications.
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For reference
The Ministry of Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine have already implemented 301 NATO standards, namely:
181 - within the framework of NATO-Ukraine Partnership Goals (the Alliance's primary standards);
116 - в initiative, implemented by Ukraine outside the Partnership Goals.
According to the of the Ministry, there are a total of 1135 standards in the Alliance. Thus, the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces have already implemented more than a quarter of the total (26.5%).
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