Countries that will help Ukraine after the war are holding military exercises in Poland

The exercise named Koalicja, running from November 9 to 22, simulates military movements and logistics to prepare participating countries for providing security guarantees to Ukraine post-war. Troops, including 1,100 French and 300 British soldiers, are stationed in Nowa Dęba, Poland, over 100 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. The exercise aims to assess coalition operations without U.S. technology support, as future involvement in Ukraine may lack Washington's assistance. Turkey leads the maritime component, ensuring Black Sea security, with participation from Germany, Spain, Estonia, Lithuania, Belgium, Poland, and Sweden.