Representatives of Air Assault Forces, Marines, and several brigades joined the meeting
Minister of Defence of Ukraine Yevhen Khmara met with servicemen from combat units. The parties discussed urgent frontline needs, personnel preservation methods, and decisions to boost defence efficiency. The key topic was integrating real combat experience into decision-making processes. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing information from the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
The dialogue involved representatives of the Air Assault Forces, Marines, as well as soldiers from the 93rd, 100th, 28th, and 155th Separate Mechanized Brigades. Servicemen from the 1st, 425th, and 475th Separate Assault Regiments, the Azov Brigade, the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade, and the 59th Separate Assault Brigade of the SBS also joined the discussion.
According to the head of the defence ministry, the key task is rapid adaptation to evolving tactics, technology, and strike capabilities deployed on the frontline.
Defence Strategy Priorities
«The key element is people. People will always remain the foundation and core value of the Defence Forces», Yevhen Khmara emphasized.
He stressed that the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, together with the Commander-in-Chief and the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, is focused on minimizing casualties among Ukrainian troops while inflicting maximum losses on the Russian aggressor.
Scaling Best Practices and Frontline Communication
Special attention was paid to studying effective command practices developed in challenging combat environments. The ministry aims to analyze and scale these approaches across other military units.
To achieve this, the ministry maintains direct, continuous communication with active combat units to monitor supply status and key factors impacting national defence capability.
Photo: Ministry of Defence of Ukraine
Read also: Government Approves Defensive Lines Engineering Strategy Through 2028
