At the specified address, individuals have the opportunity to seek consultation and potentially submit an application: 72a Chervona Kalynya Ave. It is possible to reach out to the Ukrainian Armed Forces Recruitment Office by phone as well: +380 (98) 818 53 81.

“We see that the suggested recruitment model is functioning very well, and the Centers are becoming even more accessible. This is the place where individuals can discover information regarding open positions in particular military units and brigades by specialties. Additionally, they have the opportunity to receive expert advice. We are very grateful to the Ministry of Defence for this model,” said Andriy Moskalenko, Deputy Mayor of Lviv.

In February 2024, in cooperation with the city authorities, Lviv became the first city in Ukraine to open the Recruitment Center of the Ukrainian Army. It presently functions effectively and demonstrates one of the highest rates of citizens joining the Armed Forces. Over the period of the Center’s operation, 1700 people have contacted it. About a thousand of them are in various stages of joining the Armed Forces.

The second Lviv Recruitment Center has been opened in the Sykhiv District, the city's largest district.

The Center currently offers more than 10,000 open positions, including drivers, medics, riflemen, clerks, accountants, cooks, repairers, and more. Visitors can also try to pilot a UAV on the simulator right on the spot.

“Our primary task is to ensure the high quality of Recruitment Centers’ operation. Comprehensive support is provided to all who contact: from consultations to assistance in joining the desired military unit,” emphasized Oleksii Bezhevets, recruitment officer for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence.

Oleksii Bezhevets also emphasized that Recruiting Centers can be also contacted simply to get up-to-date information on the specifics of military service. He encouraged individuals to take advantage of the opportunity to gain knowledge about joining the Armed Forces.

There are currently 31 Recruitment Centers across the country. Over 12,000 individuals have availed themselves of the services offered at these Centers. The network of such Centers continues to grow and is expected to cover all of the regions of Ukraine by the end of the year.