In August 2026, Boryviter Military School trained 266 military personnel through specialised training programmes. Specialists from "The Human Dimension" training programme provided professional psychological support to 1,449 service members.
Boryviter continues to adapt its training modules to the dynamics of the battlefield and attract partner financial support to scale the capabilities of the Defence Forces of Ukraine.
Training Statistics
Command, Control, and Leadership Training Programme:
- MDMP Course: 12 trainees.
- Troops Leading Procedures (TLP) Course: 22 trainees.
Autonomy and Unmanned Systems Training Programme:
- Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) Application Course: 57 trainees.
- Multi-rotor FPV Engineering Course: 23 trainees.
- Multi-rotor UAV Course: 21 trainees.
Counter-UAS and SHORAD Training Programme:
- Fixed-wing UAV Course – Air Target Interception: 7 trainees.
Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations Training Programme:
- Fundamentals of Military Communications and EW Course: 51 trainees.
Military Analysis and Lessons Learned in Dynamic Environments Training Programme:
- Military Analysis and Lessons Learned Course: 73 trainees.
The Human Dimension Training Programme:
- Psychological adaptation of mobilised service members during the pre-basic combined arms training (BCAT) period: 1,333 service members.
- Participation in intervision groups: 70 service members.
- Recovery groups: 46 service members.
August Events
SKIF VULTER X Limited Knife Series
Ahead of Independence Day, Boryviter Military School, in cooperation with the "IBIS" store chain, released a limited series of Skif Vulture X knives to support the training of 5,000 military personnel. UAH 1,000 from the sale of each unit is directed towards Boryviter's training programmes. This is a direct contribution by partners to the professional training of military personnel and the enhancement of crew combat capabilities. The first batch sold out within 24 hours. The series consists of 10 models dedicated to iconic locations in Ukraine, including those currently in temporarily occupied territories. The knife designs reflect these landscapes using topographic graphics—contour lines and relief features.
Joint Initiative with SVARGA Brand
Boryviter and the Ukrainian clothing brand SVARGA presented a new charity collection titled "The Tree of Knowledge: Rebirth". Part of the proceeds from sales is directed towards funding training programmes for service members. The initiative combines the support of military training with the protection of national cultural heritage. SVARGA designers reproduced fragments of the "Tree of Life" tapestry on shirts to draw attention to the need to preserve Ukrainian cultural heritage. Military photographers Vlada and Kostiantyn Liberov, as well as educator Ruslan Ihorovych, joined in promoting the initiative. The collection is available on SVARGA's official website and in their physical retail stores.
Veteran Integration: Publication in The Ukrainian Week
An article featuring Andriy Bilobrov, Head of the Military Decision-Making Process Training Programme, and Oleksandr Papirovyi, Head of the Military Analysis and Lessons Learned Training Programme, was published in The Ukrainian Week. In the material, team representatives shared their personal post-service adaptation experiences, the challenges of veteran integration, and the search for new roles within the security and defence sector.
We are grateful to our partners who ensure the fulfilment of our mission: the Serhiy Prytula Charitable Foundation, ZMIN Foundation, Astarta-Kyiv, WORK.ua, RUN UKRAINE, ATLAS FESTIVAL, ukrarmor, Yappi Corporate, the Fedir Shpyg Foundation, MNS INVESTMENT, Retail Association of Ukraine (RAU), EcoCup, SVARGA, Escobar Coffee Roasters, UZSPACE, MIM Business School, and IAROS.