Army National Guard members from upstate New York are taking over the mission to train Ukrainian soldiers in their homeland, according to U.S. News & World Report, with reference to The Associated Press.
The New York National Guard says 220 of its soldiers are taking over training duties from the Oklahoma National Guard's 45th Infantry Brigade Combat Team during a ceremony Wednesday at a Ukrainian military base, reads the report.
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The squadron also has troops based in Buffalo, Jamestown and Geneva.
Members of the Syracuse-based 27th Infantry Brigade Combat Team are also in Ukraine.
The group arrived in Ukraine on Nov. 11.