Separate Engineering-Technical Battalion
Our Engineering-Technical Battalion was formed in early 2024, focusing on survivability of troops, camouflaging and hardening positions.
We save lives by creating proper integrated fortification and defense solutions. Our mobile combined engineering units perform tasks all over the country, helping secure key infrastructure and logistics from enemy long-range weapons.
A part of our efforts is also dedicated to using anti-air (interceptor) drones, destroying enemy reconnaissance and attack drones.
We develop our own training programs, working closely with engineering training centers, and taking into account civilian professional experience of our soldiers and officers.
141st Separate Mechanized Brigade
The 141st Separate Mechanized Brigade (141st SMB) is a formation of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The brigade was established on 15 February 2023 in Rivne Oblast as the 141st Separate Infantry Brigade.
In October 2023, its personnel completed combat coordination and training in Rivne Oblast.
As of March 2024, the brigade took part in the defense of Robotyne, operating with six infantry battalions in its structure.
In December 2024, the unit was reorganized into a mechanized brigade, marking a significant step in the enhancement of its combat capabilities.
In 2025, the brigade underwent a comprehensive rebranding, reflecting its operational experience, evolution, and renewed identity.
The 141st Separate Mechanized Brigade actively integrates modern technologies into its operations. Its technological ecosystem includes innovative protective equipment, digital solutions, unmanned aerial systems, and other advanced assets that significantly increase infantry effectiveness on the battlefield. The practical application of these capabilities is showcased in the brigade’s own mini video series dedicated to modern combat equipment.
33rd Separate Assault Regiment
The 2nd Assault Battalion was formed within the structure of military unit A4951 in January 2025. Since then, it has been deployed to carry out combat missions in the Belgorod, Kursk (near the settlement of Tyotkino), Sumy (the settlements of Ryzhivka and Yunakivka), and Zaporizhzhia ( Stepnohirsk, Mali Shcherbaky, Rivnopillia, Huliaipole) directions.
The battalion’s primary specialization is conducting assault operations; however, its units are also involved in maintaining and holding defensive lines. In addition to assault units, the battalion includes fire support units, a mortar battery, and an unmanned aerial systems (UAS) platoon.
31st Separate Mechanized Brigade
A mechanized formation of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The 31st Brigade began its formation in early January 2023. The Unit Day is February 17.
It took part in the summer 2023 Counteroffensive. On June 25, 2023, it liberated the village of Rivnopil in the Velyka Novosilka district of the Donetsk region, which had been occupied by Russian troops since March 2022. Participation in combat operations in the Avdiivka (2023), Vuhledar, Pokrovsk, Orikhiv (2024), Vremivka, and Novopavlivka (2024 – present) sectors.
On July 14, 2025, by Decree of the President of Ukraine No. 488/2025, the Brigade was awarded the honorary title "named after General-Khorunzhyi Leonid Stupnytskyi".
140th Special Operations Forces Center
The 140th Special Operations Forces Center is one of the key units of the Special Operations Forces (SOF) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, established in 2007 as part of the formation of the Special Operations Forces Command of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Following the onset of Russian aggression in 2014, the development of the SOF was significantly accelerated, and this branch was designated as a separate component of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Center played an important role in shaping the modern SOF model, incorporating combat experience and the standards of partner nations.
International cooperation was crucial in the training of personnel, particularly through programs involving instructors from the United States and the Baltic states.
On June 24, 2019, the 140th Center became the first unit from a non-NATO member country to successfully pass NATO SOF certification. The unit gained eligibility to contribute to the NATO Response Force, confirming its high level of professionalism and interoperability.
423rd Separate Battalion of Unmanned Systems "Scythian Griffins"
423rd Separate Battalion of Unmanned Systems "Scythian Griffins" is a military unit of the Ground Forces of Ukraine, using aerial and ground UAVs. It was established in 2024 and is an active combat unit of 20th Army Corps.
47th Separate Mechanized Brigade “Magura”
The 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade “Magura” was established in the spring of 2022 as part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Initially formed as an assault battalion, it quickly grew into a regiment and, by November of the same year, into a full-fledged brigade. Its ranks include both experienced military personnel and highly motivated volunteers, united by a common goal — to liberate Ukrainian territories and stop the enemy.
The brigade is built on clear principles: mutual respect, discipline, continuous training, and love for Ukraine. Its greatest value is its people — strong, motivated, and well-prepared. With modern weaponry, Western equipment, high-level organization, and strong combat spirit, the 47th Mechanized Brigade is a powerful and effective force on the front line.
23rd Separate Mechanized Brigade
The brigade was formed on February 28, 2023. In June 2023, it participated in the liberation of the village of Novodarivka and the battles for Robotyne.
Since November 2023, the brigade's units have been fighting in the Avdiivka direction, successfully repelling the enemy's advance.
During the offensive of Russian troops on Kharkiv in the summer of 2024, individual units of the brigade participated in repelling the attack and containing the enemy on the approaches to the city. At the same time, the main forces of the 23rd brigade conducted active combat operations in the area of Chasovy Yar and Toretsk, Donetsk region. Since the beginning of November 2024, the brigade has been defending the country in the direction of Kurakhove, confronting superior enemy forces and slowing down their further advance with incredible efforts.
ARMBAND:
The brigade's emblem depicts a golden bow with crossed golden arrows, above which is a silver eight-pointed star.
This symbol was used on the seal of the Samara palanquin of the Zaporizhzhia Army, which emphasizes the heritage of the fighting traditions of the Ukrainian Cossacks.
The bow and arrows symbolize strength, speed and accuracy, and the star symbolizes the desire for victory and the honor of the soldiers defending Ukraine. Gold and silver in heraldry mean valor, wisdom and indomitability of spirit, which fully corresponds to the character of the brigade.
Lubart 20th Assigned Operations Brigade, 1st Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine "Azov"
The “Lubart” Brigade operates in the conditions of modern warfare, integrating reconnaissance, assault, and special operations capabilities.
Main functions:
● Conduct reconnaissance missions and identify enemy positions
● Execute assault and sabotage operations
● Employ modern technologies (drones, night vision, and thermal imaging systems)
● Conduct combat operations in urban and complex terrain
● Carry out special missions within the combat zone
Special Forces Center "Omega"
A separate military unit under the direct subordination of the National Guard of Ukraine, designated to carry out measures to ensure national security and defense, combat terrorism, and repel armed aggression against Ukraine.
To perform its tasks and functions, the center's structure includes eight special forces detachments, which also bear the codename "Omega".