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Ukraine expects NATO's Military Committee to visit in October, Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi said after his first conversation with committee chair Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone. It would be the committee's first such visit to Ukraine in eight years. Drapatyi said Ukraine's priorities are deep strikes, flexible infantry tactics, frontline robotization and air defense. He said Ukraine also shares combat experience with NATO that can strengthen the Alliance's security.

Ukraine expects NATO's Military Committee to visit in October, Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi said after his first conversation with committee chair Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone. It would be the committee's first such visit to Ukraine in eight years. Drapatyi said Ukraine's priorities are deep strikes, flexible infantry tactics, frontline robotization and air defense. He said Ukraine also shares combat experience with NATO that can strengthen the Alliance's security.
Ukraine expects NATO's Military Committee to visit in October, Commander-in-Chief Mykhailo Drapatyi said after his first conversation with committee chair Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone. It would be the committee's first such visit to Ukraine in eight years. Drapatyi said Ukraine's priorities are deep strikes, flexible infantry tactics, frontline robotization and air defense. He said Ukraine also shares combat experience with NATO that can strengthen the Alliance's security.

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