Outside Europe, a crisis broke out. Soldiers under the auspices of the European Union are moved to the site in a short time to prevent the escalation of tensions – this is how the EU's fast consequence forces are to operate. On 1 January, the command of a combat group composed mainly of Germans was taken over by Eurocorpus, headed by General Piotr Błazeusz.
The European Union has been trying to make defence capabilities for a long time. 2 decades ago, under her auspices, militant groups were established, including soldiers from associate States. These groups are expected to respond to crises that endanger the stableness of the continent. In 2022 the Community besides adopted the strategical Compasse, a paper setting out the directions for joint defence activities. This includes operational competences related to the fast spread of troops to an inflammable area outside the EU.
In 2025, specified tasks are to be borne by the European combat group, the core of which is Germany (EUBG 2025). It has 5 1000 soldiers from 9 countries, and since 1 January, it has served as its superior command Eurocorpus. He is stationed in Strasbourg, and his actions are directed by a Polish officer – General Defends Peter Blazeus. "The EU fast consequence sub-units will not be expected to compete with NATO. They are to be completed – provided by Mr Tomasz Pawęska from the Eurocorpus press office.
Commencement of work ahead of long-term preparations. Their final was the "European Challenge '24" maneuvers, which were carried out last December at the camp in German Bergen. These included 1,800 soldiers from 16 NATO states. Exercises, which form part of an elaborate venture under the code name "Milex '24", were a test of military readiness to plan and carry out a complex military operation. The check included command structures at different levels. At the top of the pyramid, the EU Operations Command (OHQ) was located, below the Force Command (FHQ) separated from Eurocorpus together with the Irish Army's division, which was liable for his protection, and at the very bottom were subdivided EU Combat Group. In Bergen, the main task was carried out by the 231th Mountain Infantry Battalion soldiers from Germany. "The fruitful cooperation between my soldiers, the staff of the European Union and the hosts reflects the quality of our relationship. The exercise "Milex '24" confirmed the readiness of Eurocorpus to carry out tasks under the EU RDC (EU fast Deployable Capacity, the EU's ability to deploy troops quickly, ed.)", emphasised Błazeusz in December.
Eurocorpus was created in 1992 and became 1 of the symbols of the EU's military aspirations. global command is capable of commanding EU forces, but besides combined low-scale operations conducted by NATO. So far, Eurocorpus has participated in a number of abroad missions: from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Afghanistan. His soldiers commanded the Afghan mission of ISAF, and respective times besides headed the NATO consequence Force's terrestrial component.
