The Recruitment Center of the Ukrainian Army, the 49th in Ukraine, was opened in Boryspil

The Recruitment Center of the Ukrainian Army has opened in Boryspil, becoming the fourth in the Kyiv region and the 49th nationwide. From now on, individuals can receive consultations, and those willing can join the Defense Forces at the following address: Boryspil, 72 Kyivskyi Shlyakh St. (Boryspil City Council building).

The Center's operating hours are from 8:00 to 17:00 on Monday through Thursday and from 8:00 to 16:00 on Friday. A civilian recruiter, having completed the relevant professional training, will also offer consultations by phone: +38 (066) 706 5079.

The Recruitment Center does not serve call-up papers. The Center can be contacted anonymously, without revealing personal information. There are over 10,000 vacancies available across all branches of the Defence Forces. Among citizens, the most popular roles are those of UAV operators. The recruitment procedure may extend from a few days to up to two months. 

“The network of Recruitment Centers is expanding, and today we are effectively present in all regions of Ukraine. This provides an opportunity for those wishing to learn more about joining the Defence Forces to come, ask questions, and obtain the required information. Young people contact us to inquire about what the state is offering, where they can serve, the service conditions, the available vacancies, and how they can best apply their civilian knowledge and skills,” said Oleksii Bezhevets, recruitment officer for the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.  

In Kyiv Oblast, these centers provide services not only in Boryspil but also in Bila Tserkva, Bucha, and Brovary. A total of 48 Recruitment Centers of the Ukrainian Army have been opened across Ukraine in cooperation with local governments and authorities. One more center in the network operates online across Ukraine. In total, since mid-February last year, more than 42,000 people have reached out to centers network, and nearly 2,000 have joined their chosen military unit in their desired position. 

“The Recruitment Center was established within our Administrative Services Center. We believe this will enhance our country's defense capabilities. Every resident of Boryspil will have the opportunity to gain information about military service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, receive consultation, and join the defense of our country,” said Vladyslav Baichas, Secretary of Boryspil City Council.

For information and contact details regarding the network of Recruitment Centers for the Ukrainian Army, please visit https://recruiting.mod.gov.ua/.

Additionally, today in Kyiv, at Kontraktova Square, the specialized exhibition “Recruiting: From Ancient Times to the Present” commenced, organized by the Department for Coordination and Guidance of Recruitment Centers of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, together with the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory.

The exhibition traces the history of army recruitment on Ukrainian lands, from Kyivan Rus’ to the present day. A section of the exhibition is dedicated to combat brigades involved in an experiment to recruit volunteers aged 18 to 24.

The exhibition will be open until March 31 and will also feature representatives from the recruitment centers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and military unit recruitment structures. Anyone interested will be able to receive advice on joining the ranks of the Defence Forces.