In July, Boryviter trained 1,403 service members. The total number of graduates over the entire period of operation has exceeded 13,000 personnel. In addition to acquiring specialized skills, 1,018 service members underwent professional psychological training to maintain resilience and increase combat effectiveness.
The training of crews and specialists for subsequent combat coordination within units was conducted in the following areas:
- Military communications — 452 cadets;
- Situational awareness systems — 287 cadets;
- Military topography — 277 cadets;
- Multi-rotor UAVs — 244 cadets;
- Military command and planning — 83 cadets;
- FPV (small strike UAVs) — 34 cadets;
- Radio monitoring of communication networks — 18 cadets;
- Fixed-wing UAVs — 8 cadets.
The financial and institutional support from partners directly impacts the capability development of Boryviter. Specifically, the training of 588 cadets was made possible by the "Learn to Win" project (in collaboration with the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation and Television Toronto), while 83 service members completed the "Upgrade the Commander" program (supported by the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation and the "Kliatyi Ratsionalist" project). Significant contributions to ensuring the school's continuous operations were also made by the ZMIN Foundation, UAID Foundation, WarmDevs, the Ministry of Digital Transformation, the State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine, the Junior Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and KAMA.