Country briefing: Ukraine: moving West / Jiri Kominek
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Jane's Defence Weekly Vol 43 No 5, 1 February 2006, pp.24-29 (122)Summary: Ukraine's armed forces are pushing ahead with Western style reforms and the country aspires to NATO membership. However there are budgetary and political constraints, as well as some security agencies that remain unaccountable to parliament. This report considers the challenges to reform, and looks at the army, navy, air force, and air defence.
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Ukraine's armed forces are pushing ahead with Western style reforms and the country aspires to NATO membership. However there are budgetary and political constraints, as well as some security agencies that remain unaccountable to parliament. This report considers the challenges to reform, and looks at the army, navy, air force, and air defence.
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