The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the Armed Forces have already implemented 280 NATO standards
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The Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine have implemented four new NATO standards, focusing on urban tactics, airborne operations, ground tactics, and airspace operations, bringing the total to 280 NATO standards to date.
During October-November 2023, four more NATO standards were introduced in the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This was stated by the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, UNN reports.
Details
Among the NATO standards introduced this month:
- Education and training for operations in urban environments (providing standardized training in preparation for combat operations in large populated areas)
- Tactics, techniques and procedures for NATO airborne operations (providing commanders and their staffs with guidance on planning, coordinating and executing airborne operations)
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- Land tactical operations (providing guidance on planning and executing stabilization activities and tasks that may arise in any operation and within any campaign)
- Air and space operations (refers to a joint doctrine on the basis of which standard procedures for the use of aerospace capabilities in joint operations can be formulated).
In total, the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces have implemented 280 NATO standards:
- 174 - within the framework of the NATO-Ukraine Partnership Goals (NATO priority standards)
- 106 - so-called "initiative" standards implemented by Ukraine outside the Partnership Goals
Supplement
In total, there are 1135 standards in the Alliance, i.e., the MoD and the AFU have already implemented a quarter of the total (24.6%).
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While in February 2023 there were only 77 standards introduced under the Partnership Goals, the full-scale war did not stop Ukraine's integration into the North Atlantic space.
Implementation of NATO standards in the security and defense sector is a priority for Ukraine on its way to NATO membership
To recap,
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that the situation on the frontline in Ukraine is extremely difficult, especially in the east. And despite the fact that the front line has not moved significantly, Ukrainians were able to inflict heavy losses on the Russian invaders, both in personnel and in terms of reduced combat capabilities.
