Classes were held with students of the operational and strategic level at the premises of the Multinational Coordination Center [translations pending]

On November 23, the Department of National Security and Defense Strategy of the Institute of Public Military Administration held a class on "Status and Prospects of Cooperation between Ukraine and NATO Members under Conditions of the Russian Federation Aggression” with students of operational and strategic levels of training majoring in "National Security (in certain areas of support and activities)" with the participation of representatives of training missions ORBITAL, UNIFIER, JMTG-U and LMTM.

The class was conducted as part of the study of the course "International Defense Policy and Security Policy". During the class, students gained knowledge about the structure, tasks and activities of training missions of NATO member-countries deployed in Ukraine.

The training event was conducted by specialists of the Multinational Coordination Center, led by the commander of the ORBITAL operation, colonel James Thurstan. During the briefing students had the opportunity to get answers to their questions about prospects of military cooperation development in the framework of training missions.