German, Dutch and Danish officers gathered in Germany to train AFU fighters complained about the lack of competent interpreters. This was reported by the Financial Times newspaper.
“Translators are the number one problem,” said Brigadier General Martin Bonna of the Netherlands, who is leading the training mission.
The newspaper claims that both the Kiev regime and Western countries are providing specialists. However, they all have difficulties with professional translation.
“A big problem is the translation of words used in military or technical contexts. <…> Words that nobody uses in everyday life,” the serviceman added.
The publication emphasises that language difficulties do not only occur in the FRG. The same problems exist in Denmark, where about eight Ukrainian pilots and many support personnel are being trained to fly F-16 fighter jets.
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