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The solemn repatriation of 1,000 fallen Ukrainian servicemen underscores Ukraine's ongoing commitment to honoring its defenders. As the Coordination Headquarters continues this crucial task, the nation mourns notable losses, including Oleksandr Savov, a brave marine from Azovstal. President Zelenskyy recently awarded honors to 418 dedicated servicemen, acknowledging the ultimate sacrifice of 127 posthumous recipients. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military navigates both internal and external challenges. Key debates continue around the allocation of resources, as demonstrated by discussions of the new Winter Support program. Additionally, regulatory frameworks evolve with the Supreme Court clarifying legal proceedings involving military personnel. This dynamic environment reflects Ukraine’s dedication to both present challenges and the memory of its fallen heroes.

What is the significance of Ukraine repatriating servicemen's bodies?

Repatriating the bodies of fallen servicemen is a solemn duty that honors the sacrifices made by soldiers and provides closure to their families. It reflects Ukraine's commitment to remembering its defenders and upholding national dignity, particularly in the context of ongoing conflict.

How is Ukraine supporting its servicemembers during wartime?

Ukraine supports its servicemembers through state honors, policy adaptations, and welfare programs. The Winter Support program is a recent initiative to aid military and civilian needs. Furthermore, the government is addressing legal frameworks for servicemen and enhancing contractual terms to boost morale and readiness.

What recent honors have been awarded to Ukrainian servicemembers?

President Zelenskyy has recently awarded state honors to 418 servicemembers, with 127 awarded posthumously. These honors reflect a recognition of exceptional valor and dedication in defending the nation, illustrating the highest gratitude and respect for their service.

What challenges do Ukrainian servicemembers face regarding resources and support?

Challenges include balancing resource allocation amidst financial constraints and ensuring support reaches all brigades effectively. The recent discussion regarding the Winter Support program highlights the need for comprehensive funding strategies to sustain military operations and personnel welfare under ongoing conflict conditions.

How is Ukraine addressing legal issues involving servicemen in court proceedings?

The Supreme Court has delineated when courts must suspend or continue proceedings involving servicemen. This legal clarification aims to ensure fair and timely legal processes, taking into account the complexities faced by servicemen engaged in national defense duties.

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Taras Bezpalyi, Central Department for the Protection of Servicemen's Rights of the Ministry of Defense How system of rights protection in army works: real stories and mechanisms In times of war, the rights of the military become not only a matter of justice, but also a matter of national security. Protecting those who risk their lives every day is about trust in the army, morale, and the ability of the system to work together even in crisis situations. 6 546 8

Чим займатиметься військова поліція Transfer from unit to unit for servicemen is one of key problems of army I heard a typical story. A contract sergeant, a qualified artilleryman, from a military family, several years of service, fought flawlessly from the beginning of the great invasion, was the right hand of the combatant and senior battery officer, no jambs. And then the commander was replaced. And the new commander, to put it mildly, did not correspond to his position. 9 828 24

Аферисти заробляють на потерпілих від війни Polygraph for fraudsters. How scammers "make money" on war victims and why they test each other on polygraph Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the crime rate in Ukraine has dropped rapidly, but fraudsters have not only recovered quickly and diversified their schemes and approaches. Both civilians and military personnel are among their victims. 9 031 5

петриченко In memory of fallen aerial reconnaissance man of 59th SMIB Pavlo Petrychenko Pavlo Petrychenko, a sergeant with the 59th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and an activist, was killed in the fighting against the Russian invaders in Donetsk region. At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he was involved in the development of the Serhii Prytula Volunteer Center, and in April 2022 he joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 12 904 31 Previously in trend: War

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лисенко,георгій Even after being wounded, he did not stop commanding battle - story of Hero of Ukraine, Heorhiy Lysenko On the Independence Day of Ukraine, Major Heorhii Lysenko was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine... With the beginning of Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine, the officer took a direct part in the defence of Kyiv. Then he performed combat and special tasks in Zaporizhzhia, Luhansk, and Donetsk regions. He was killed in November 2022, drawing fire on himself to save the lives of his comrades. 8 373 0 Previously in trend: War

United States Army Europe Commander Ben Hodges: Three priorities for army reform are combat training, critical self-analysis of operations, and sergeant corps United States Army Europe Commander Ben Hodges: Three priorities for army reform are combat training, critical self-analysis of operations, and sergeant corps Commanding General of United States Army Europe Ben Hodges told Censor.NET in an exclusive interview about the threat of Russian invasion, U.S. strategy of aiding Ukraine, capabilities of the Ukrainian Army, and three priorities of military reform in Ukraine on the pattern of the U.S. Army. 56 496 32 World

Heroes of two wars Heroes of two wars Photographer Oleksandr Chekmenev made a photo series of heroes from two wars that affected Ukraine - the WWII and the current war in the Donbas. 38 258 8 Previously in trend: Russian aggression against Ukraine War

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Rapid mobility brigade of National Guard of Ukraine: from creation to the Colors Rapid mobility brigade of National Guard of Ukraine: from creation to the Colors A new military unit – the rapid mobility brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU) – has just received its Colors. This is a revolutionary project aimed at creation of a military unit of a new kind for conducting combat activities in modern low-intensity warfare. Thanks to guys from the Armed Forces who fight at the front line, the brigade received significant time for selecting new people and creating a military unit from scratch. The brigade bases on officers and soldiers who had already fought in the anti-terrorist operation (ATO). 35 623 57 Ukrainian Politics

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“‘Sever’ dragged Poroshenko off the scraping machine on Dec. 1, shot at militia from revolver at Instytutska St., burned down armored vehicles at Khreshchatyk, and was killed in tank battle at Donetsk airport tower” “‘Sever’ dragged Poroshenko off the scraping machine on Dec. 1, shot at militia from revolver at Instytutska St., burned down armored vehicles at Khreshchatyk, and was killed in tank battle at Donetsk airport tower” A year ago, on Nov. 6, 2014, the youngest defender of the Donetsk airport, the 18-year-old Right Sector volunteer Serhii Tabala, call sign Sever, was killed at the airport’s most dangerous area – in its new terminal tower. It was a tank battle taking place during the ‘truce’… Over his short life, Serhii managed to do many things, and his life is worth to be remembered, as well as worth being put into books and movies. Tabala was remembered on his death anniversary in his hometown of Sumy. 268 0 Previously in trend: Episodes of the Russian-Ukrainian war

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