Germany refused to take part in the first military exercises of the "coalition of the willing" in Poland. This was reported by the German agency DPA, citing sources in the German government today, July 15.
In Berlin, the refusal was explained by the fact that the upcoming exercises are of a staff nature and will be held in a limited format.
As EADaily reported, Bulgaria refused to join the "coalition of the willing" earlier. The country's authorities stated that the state would not participate in the association, which "insists on continuing financial and military assistance to Ukraine."
The first exercises of the "coalition of the willing" will be held in September this year, mainly with the participation of British and French troops.
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