In June, Boryviter Military School delivered training for 270 military personnel across its specialised training programmes. Specialists from The Human Dimension training programme provided professional psychological support to 1,294 military personnel.
The organisation's activities also encompassed the integration of Ukrainian expertise at the international level. The Boryviter team presented national experience at a specialised seminar in Stockholm and attended the Eurosatory 2026 defence technology exhibition in Paris. At the institutional level, a memorandum of strategic partnership was established with Veteran Hub, and a joint research project was launched with the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine.
Training Statistics
Command, Control, and Leadership training programme:
- Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP) course: 25 military personnel.
- Troop Leading Procedures (TLP) course: 22 military personnel.
Autonomy and Unmanned Systems training programme:
- Multi-rotor FPV course: 17 military personnel.
- Multi-rotor UAV course: 13 military personnel.
- Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGV) employment course: 56 military personnel.
Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations training programme:
- Fundamentals of Military Communications and Electronic Warfare (EW) course: 62 military personnel.
Military Analysis and Lessons Learned in Dynamic Environments training programme:
- Military Analysis and Lessons Learned course: 75 military personnel.
The Human Dimension training programme:
- Psychological adaptation of mobilised personnel prior to Basic Combined Arms Training (BCAT): 1,127 military personnel.
- Participation in intervision groups: 164 military personnel.
- Individual consultations: 3 military personnel.
June Events
Seminar "The Human Dimension: Ukraine’s Experience of Protracted War" in Stockholm A team of experts from Boryviter Military School, together with partners, held a two-day seminar for the foreign defence community in Stockholm. The event focused on mechanisms for maintaining societal resilience, motivation, and trust during a protracted war, based on practical experience.
International Defence Technology Exhibition Eurosatory 2026 The Head of the Autonomy and Unmanned Systems training programme attended the Eurosatory 2026 defence technology exhibition in Paris. The visit allowed for the review of cutting-edge global developments for their subsequent analysis and integration into the training process.
Strategic Partnership with Veteran Hub Boryviter signed a memorandum of strategic partnership with Veteran Hub. The joint efforts of the organisations will focus on exchanging expertise and creating new opportunities for the training, reskilling, and professional integration of veterans into civilian life.
Why the Lessons Learned System is Our Most Underrated Weapon The Head of the Analytical Department, Pavlo Musienko, published an expert column for Defender Media. The article addresses the role of the Lessons Learned system within the Armed Forces of Ukraine and analyses the challenges in building this process.
We are grateful to our partners who resource the mission: Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation, ZMIN Foundation, Astarta-Kyiv, WORK.ua, RUN UKRAINE, Box Express Market, Concert.ua, Yappi Corporate, Fedir Shpyg Foundation, MNS INVESTMENT, Retail Association of Ukraine (RAU), EcoCup, SVARGA, Escobar Coffee Roasters, UZSPACE, MIM Business School, and IAROS.