On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.

On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.

On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.

On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.

On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.

On 29 August, about 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits in the UK, seen here being visited by UK Chief of the General Staff General Patrick Sanders in July. (UK MoD/Crown copyright)

About 90 Dutch personnel will begin training Ukrainian recruits on 29 August, the Dutch Ministry of Defence (MoD) reported on its website on 24 August. The trainers from the Dutch army's 13th Light Brigade left the Netherlands on 20 August.

Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren told parliament on 19 August that the Dutch soldiers would conduct their training mission until the end of November.

Since July, UK personnel have been providing Ukrainian volunteer recruits with five weeks of basic training in tactics, weapons handling and marksmanship, battlefield first aid, handling explosives, the law of armed conflict, and dealing with cyber threats.

The Dutch trainers will provide training in tactical skills, marksmanship, battlefield first aid, and the law of armed conflict. In addition, a few Dutch staff officers will work with their UK counterparts co-ordinating the training programme.