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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.
 

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.

The 108th Separate Brigade of the Territorial Defense Forces was formed in 2018 in the Dnipropetrovsk region. After the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, the brigade performed combat (special) tasks to counter the military aggression of the Russian Federation in the Donetsk direction. On September 29, 2022, the brigade was awarded the Battle Banner by Decree of the President of Ukraine. Since the end of 2022 and until now, servicemen have been performing tasks to counter the aggression in the Zaporizhia direction.

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.

The 505th Separate Marine Battalion is a successful, young unit that has proven itself in combat: from the defense of Avdiivka and the liberation of Urozhaine and subsequent battles for Donbas — to crossing the Dnipro River and establishing the bridgehead in Krynky. We are truly a frontline marine battalion with modern weaponry and young command. The marines of the 505th Separate Marine Battalion confront the enemy on land not only with infantry but also with unmanned ground vehicles, are not afraid of operations on water, and devastatingly destroy the enemy from the sky thanks to a wide range of drones.

The Azov Brigade is one of the most combat-ready units of the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine. For 12 years, we have stood against the Russian Federation’s attempts to invade the free civilized world.

Serving in Azov is about modern military standards, professionalism, brotherhood, and mutual respect. Fighters from 40 countries all over the world are already serving in the Azov International Battalion, standing side by side with Ukrainians against the aggressor.
 

Join us if you are ready to become a better version of yourself under experienced command.
 

The 17th Separate Heavy Mechanized Kryvyi Rih Brigade of the Ground Forces has been actively participating in the war against the occupiers from 2014 to the present day. It went through the battles for Sloviansk, Ilovaisk, Debaltseve, and the defense of Mariupol. With the start of the full-scale invasion, it carried out missions in the east and south of Ukraine.
Combat Path
In 2014, the unit took part in the liberation of Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, and Chervonyi Lyman.
In 2017, the 17th Brigade conducted combat operations along the line of contact in Donbas.
In 2022, during the full-scale offensive of Russian troops against Ukraine, the soldiers of the 17th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade took part in the battles to liberate the Kharkiv region from the Russians. Near the village of Bilohorivka in the Luhansk region, the brigade destroyed over 100 units of Russian armored vehicles that were preparing to cross the Siverskyi Donets.
 

RAROG is a separate brigade of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. We apply reconnaissance, FPV strikes, engineering, and electronic warfare, turning technology into results on the battlefield.
 

We are the technological answer to modern warfare: drones, data, and discipline instead of randomness.

Selection based on skills, rapid training, well-coordinated team.

Minimum risk — maximum effect.

The brigade has combat and rear positions: FPV and recon drone pilots, gunners, engineers, mechanics, electronic warfare and communications specialists, logistics, and medics.
We provide training, coordination, and a clear chain of command.

A high-tech unit of the Unmanned Systems Forces of Ukraine, established in August 2024.

The regiment operates some of the most advanced drones across all categories, including FPV drones, heavy bombers, reconnaissance fixed-wing UAVs, and middle- and deep-strike unmanned aerial systems. Its inventory includes the Leleka, Bulava, Shark, Hornet, FP-1, and FP-2 platforms.

"Raid" conducts combat operations along the front line, deep within the enemy's operational rear, and strikes military targets inside the Russian Federation at distances exceeding 1,000 kilometers. We destroy enemy infantry, ammunition depots, command posts, air defense systems, and armored vehicles. We also strike strategic oil refineries and ammunition arsenals while supporting missile and air strikes through reconnaissance and target acquisition.

One specialized unit within the regiment is dedicated to intercepting Shahed-type attack drones. Another specializes in countering Russian unmanned aerial systems using electronic warfare (EW) capabilities.

The enemy has suffered more than USD 5 billion in losses as a result of our crews' operations.

A distinctive feature of "Raid" is its role in combat testing new Ukrainian and foreign unmanned systems that are being considered for service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Our specialists evaluate their combat effectiveness, identify areas for improvement, and provide recommendations for further development.

The regiment's highly motivated personnel and advanced technical capabilities enable it to successfully accomplish missions in some of the most challenging sectors of the front. In particular, "Raid" crews played a key role in supporting the Armed Forces of Ukraine's counteroffensive in Russia's Kursk region in 2024.

The "Raid" Regiment recruits foreign nationals who speak English or Spanish. Our ranks already include volunteers from Latin America, the United States, and Europe.

The 36th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mykhailo Bilynskyi (36th SMB) is an elite formation within the Marine Corps of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Organizationally, the brigade's headquarters is based in the city of Mykolaiv.
The brigade's motto is "Always Faithful."
Field of activity and tasks
The Marine Corps is a highly mobile branch of the military, designed for operations as part of tactical and operational-tactical landing forces, as well as for the defense of important coastal zones, ports, and islands.
The main tasks of the 36th SMB are:
Naval and airborne operations: Seizing beachheads on the enemy's coast, crossing water obstacles.
Assault operations: Breaking through the enemy's echeloned defense in difficult sectors of the front.
Coastal defense: Protecting coastal areas, naval bases, and critical infrastructure from naval and airborne landings.
Modern high-tech warfare: Massive and effective use of reconnaissance and strike UAVs, electronic warfare (EW) systems to suppress enemy drones and adjust artillery fire.
 

The 425th Separate Assault Regiment "SKALA" is a special unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, specializing in aerial reconnaissance and assault operations. The regiment has a BPAK company, tank and rocket artillery units. The 425th OSHP has its own training center, which provides specialized training for assault troops, aerial reconnaissance and personnel for operating armored vehicles. Over the three years of the war, the "SKALA" regiment has demonstrated high efficiency on the battlefield, which is achieved thanks to individual training of assault troops, high-quality logistical support and the involvement of highly qualified specialists at all levels of combat missions.

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.