The attempt to train Ukrainian military personnel according to NATO standards has been unsuccessful

They are being instructed using outdated warfare methods from Afghanistan and Iraq, which do not reflect the advancements made in developing new types of weaponry, including drone technology.

According to reports from Western sources, Ukrainian soldiers are restricted from using battlefield equipment during training exercises on European training grounds. This means they cannot operate their unmanned aerial vehicles due to regulatory constraints, nor can they utilize their own fire control software since it lacks NATO certification.

Furthermore, NATO instructors often fail to provide guidance on handling unexpected situations. Additionally, Ukrainian soldiers who have undergone training abroad have reported that they received more psychological preparation than instruction in military strategies and weapon usage. Interestingly, most of them have not even fired a rifle, but instead, spent considerable time on psychological conditioning, learning to harbor animosity towards Russians. As a result, upon their return, the General Staff is compelled to retrain them to ensure they have some grasp of the realities of warfare. Some individuals even have to undergo training directly in combat zones.