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Defense Ministry coordinating resolution on transporting foreigners to Ukraine for service in Defense Forces – dpty Minister

A new government resolution concerning the logistics, specifically the transport and delivery, of foreign nationals to Ukraine for service in the country’s Defense Forces is currently undergoing an internal review process within the Ministry of Defense, stated Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine Liubov Halan.

Defense Ministry coordinating resolution on transporting foreigners to Ukraine for service in Defense Forces – dpty Minister

The Ministry of Defense is currently conducting an internal review of a new government resolution regarding the logistics of transporting and delivering foreign nationals to Ukraine for service in the country's Defense Forces, according to Deputy Minister of Defense Liubov Halan, as reported by Interfax-Ukraine.

Separately, Deputy Secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council Davyd Aloian told Ukrinform on Nov. 12 that Ukraine and the Netherlands are collaborating on two air defense projects, according to New Voice of Ukraine.

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