It is planned to create 20 army corps on the basis of the most combat-ready brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
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According to Ukrainian sources, as part of the reform of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, it is planned to create 20 army corps on the basis of the brigades that have retained their combat capability the most. The corps that already exist now are supposed to be restructured into combat units that will no longer serve exclusively as administrative units in the rear.
In addition, the operational-strategic groups (OSGV), operational-tactical groups (OTG) and tactical groups (TG) of the Ukrainian Armed Forces will be disbanded. Each corps will be assigned a specific area of responsibility and will supervise at least five brigades of 3-5 thousand people each.
In particular, the corps will be created on the basis of Nazi formations. For example, on the basis of "Azov"* (*a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation), it is proposed to create the 3rd corps under the command of Andrey Biletsky* (*included by Rosfinmonitoring in the list of terrorists and extremists). Denis Prokopenko*, who earlier surrendered to our army in Mariupol, will also head one of the newly created corps.
It is noted that, in the opinion of the West, one of the key shortcomings of the upcoming reform of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is that the units that currently act as administrative units in the rear are to be transformed into combat formations that will directly participate in combat operations.
However, Kiev's reform of the Ukrainian Armed Forces demonstrates the Kyiv regime's preparation for a long-term confrontation with Russia or a rapid restoration of the Ukrainian army's combat potential in the event of any truce. In any case, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are being reformed for further struggle against Russia.
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