So far, the project includes Croatia, the Czech Republic, Lithuania, Germany, Romania, Slovenia, Hungary and Italy, with Poland and Slovakia leading the initiative. More EU member states may join the project later, Ukraine Today reports.
Several dozen officers are expected to start training by the year’s end.
Russian spies have significantly stepped up their activities in Europe in the past 18 months, according to European intelligence agencies.
Moscow aims at sowing discord among the European states and win over public opinion.
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