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The EU has extended its military assistance mission in Ukraine for another two years, anticipating ongoing conflict. The mission, EUMAM Ukraine, will receive nearly 300 million euros and will focus on enhancing Ukraine's military training based on its combat experience. A new representation will be established in Ukraine to coordinate directly with its military leadership and international partners. President Zelensky has urged European allies for additional sanctions against Russia and increased defense funding. Since its inception in October 2022, EUMAM has trained over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers and continues to provide lethal and non-lethal equipment support.