Ukraine’s top commander scrapped more than 30 obsolete General Staff orders, freeing field commanders from paperwork built for different war
Many of the cancelled rules dated to the trench fighting of 2016-2020.
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Evacuation is “force majeure that no one is ready for” in most Ukrainian units, and robots are too slow to fix it, commander says
Chornovol says casualty evacuation remains improvised chaos in most Ukrainian units, calling for dedicated evacuation teams and light-armored transport.
Ukraine offers cash rewards for capturing Russian soldiers and close-combat kills
The group that captures a Russian soldier shares a reward of 100,000 hryvnias ($2,225), while each confirmed kill in small-arms or hand-to-hand combat, backed by video, brings 15,000 hryvnias ($335).
Ukraine’s army has some brigades starved of soldiers and others overstaffed. New commander is now auditing why
Ukraine's General Staff has launched a check on how its brigades, regiments, and corps are manned.
UK rearming for 2027, year NATO says Russia and China might attack, as global order shifting
The UK Army plans to replace 13,000 vehicles.
Moscow resurrects Leningrad and Moscow military districts, builds new divisions as part of its largest rearmament since Soviet collapse
Russia is transitioning into a wartime state to reshape th global order.
Commander-in-chief announces major reorganization of Ukrainian military structure
Ukraine’s Army is shifting from a brigade to a corps structure, continuing reforms launched in 2023 with the creation of the 9th and 10th Corps.
Ukraine faces critical military reform challenge as desertions soar past 100,000
New promising policies allow unit transfers and civilian promotions, but ineffective mobilization rules remain unchanged.
Ukrainian military plans new Cyber Forces branch amid ongoing Russia’s war
The new branch aims to strengthen defense capabilities in cyberspace alongside land, sea, air, and space domains.