According to the statement, this initiative was crafted under the oversight of Iryna Vereschchuk, who serves as the deputy head of the Presidential Office. It involved contributions from members of the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff of the Armed Forces, the Territorial Defense Forces, local military administrators, along with entities from both the public sector and volunteer groups.
The regional councils will select the center directors according to recommendations provided by the regional military administrations. These same administrations will oversee, assess, and submit reports about the centers’ operations to the Defense Ministry.
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The Territorial Defense Forces will validate the training program, with center directors and instructors being veterans who receive training and certification at military colleges.
Teaching civilians how to confront the adversary is a crucial component of our defensive strength and serves as a deterrent against them,” Vereshchuk stated. “Moreover, this initiative boosts community endurance and unity.
In February, Vereshchuk outlined her plan to set up these national resistance training hubs, emphasizing that the first stage would concentrate on bringing aboard trainers.
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According to the mobilization law enacted on May 18, 2024, Ukraine plans to implement compulsory fundamental military instruction as an independent subject in every tertiary educational institution beginning September 1, 2025. Female students have the option to join voluntarily.
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The New Voice of Ukraine
Section: Russian war
Author: Богуслав Романенко
