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| The Ukrainian Armed Forces' new corps/brigade system. Fall 2025. |
| 2025-12-03 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. Text/data taken from the Telegram channel of poisk_mil [CllonelCassad] The structure of the corps system of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The transition to it was completed in October 2025. The new system includes 18 corps, of which 13 are in the Ground Forces, two are in the Air Assault Forces, one is in the Marine Corps, and two are in the NGU. Full list of corps and year of creation: • 1st Corps of the NGU, 2025 ; • 2nd Corps of the NGU, 2025; • 3rd Army Corps, 2025; • 7th Corps of the Air Assault Forces, 2024; • 8th Corps of the Air Assault Forces, 2025; • 9th Army Corps, 2023; • 10th Army Corps, 2022; • 11th Army Corps, 2023; • 12th Army Corps, 2023; • 14th Army Corps, 2023; • 15th Army Corps, 2023; • 16th Army Corps, 2025; • 17th Army Corps, 2023; • 18th Army Corps, 2022; • 19th Army Corps, 2023; • 20th Army Corps, 2023; • 21st Army Corps, 2023; • 30th Naval Infantry Corps, 2023. CHANGES FOR NOVEMBER 2025. The 170th Separate Logistics Regiment of the Air Assault Forces is split into two separate units: the 170th Separate Logistics Battalion (A4673) of the 8th Air Assault Corps and the 231st Separate Logistics Battalion of the 7th Air Assault Corps. The 21st, 23rd, and 37th Separate Motorized Infantry Battalions are now the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Motorized Infantry Battalions of the 56th Motorized Infantry Brigade (A0989) of the 11th Army Corps. The 4th International Legion (formerly the 4th Training Battalion of the International Legion of Defense of Ukraine) has been reorganized into the 154th Separate International Training Center (A4071) of the Ground Forces. Graphics in English are at the link |
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