This part doesn't seem to have raise much interest, here or anywhere else...

Maybe because this has been happening since 2014 anyway?

In what way does this differ from present policy? As far as the serving in the Ukraine armed forces bit previously you might be given some kind of "extended leave" to put on your Nazi uniform and if you don't die your home army/ air force will welcome you back with retained pension/ perks when you got home.


"In 2014, the Obama administration provided US$291 million in assistance, and by the end of 2021, the United States had given a total of $2.7 billion in training and equipment.

As part of this assistance, the United States helped train Ukrainian soldiers at the Yavoriv military base. The base quickly became a top-notch training center, where an estimated five battalions have trained annually since 2015


In 2016, Poroshenko asked for senior defense advisers from the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Lithuania and Germany to advise Ukraine on modernizing its armed forces with the goal of reaching NATO standards, rules and procedures by 2020.

https://theconversation.com/in-2014-the-decrepit-ukrainian-army-hit-the-refresh-button-eight-years-later-its-paying-off-177881

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