British Army dog handlers with a dog Ukrainian personnel have taken part in dog handling courses in the UK since the Russian invasion A Ukrainian soldier learning dog-handling techniques in the UK says the animals save hundreds of lives on the front line. The 24-year-old, who cannot be identified for security reasons, is one of 20 Ukrainians being taught by British Army personnel at a barracks in the East Midlands. It is part an operation which started in 2022 to support Ukraine's armed forces, The dog handler said he had wanted to work with dogs since he was a child. British Army dog handler Private Freya Brown with her military working dog Zac during a training session British Army dog handler Private Freya Brown was joined by her military working dog Zac Since Russian's invasion, 45,000 Ukrainian personnel have received training as part of Operation Interflex. Speaking through an interpreter at the barracks, the soldier said: "When different sabotage groups are entering...
