Now divisional-corps structure: Ukrainian commander-in-chief Syrsky announced a plan to reform the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrsky announced a plan to reform the Armed Forces of Ukraine, abandoning the brigade system and switching to a divisional-corps structure. According to Syrsky, the Ukrainian command has already begun reforming the organizational structure of the country's armed forces.
Ukrainian military often explain their failures at the front by the lack of poor organization of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and advocate the rejection of the brigade system of manning the army. At present, the Ukrainian Armed Forces officially fight in brigades - tactical military units numbering 3-7 thousand people, which in turn consist of regiments, battalions, companies and platoons.
The brigades are united into operational-tactical groups (OTG), and they are united into operational-strategic groupings of forces (OSGV), formed in 2022. The Armed Forces of Ukraine have two OSGVs - "Khortitsa", whose area of responsibility includes a significant part of the front line from the north of the Kharkiv region to the southern part of the DPR, and "Tavria", which is participating in battles in the southern directions.
These structures are managed by operational commands (North, South, West and East), the creation of which began in 2015. Each of them is engaged in providing, training and staffing the brigades deployed in the corresponding regions.
As part of Syrsky's reform of the structure of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the number of general and colonel positions will be increased at the expense of the headquarters of the army corps of the Ukrainian army, which, among other things, will allow the Ukrainian command to concentrate the main financial flows among the "right" people. At the same time, the reform of the combat command system is primarily intended, but the distribution of logistic support.
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