The conversation was joined by the Chief Sergeant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Kosynskyi, the Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom, former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny, former commander of the 47th battalion of the Magura separate mechanized brigade Oleksandr Shyrshin, US Army serviceman Oleksandr Svyatov and instructor Andriy Gav.

The course is created for the Army+ platform and is designed to help military personnel better understand the principles of procurement processes, digital tools and logistics solutions that ensure effective supply of the army. The training program will combine the practical experience of specialists who work directly on the development of the defense procurement system of Ukraine and the implementation of modern digital solutions. Course participants will get a holistic view of how the provisioning processes work today, what changes have already been implemented and what tools help make them more transparent, fast and efficient.

A new training course “Service Investigation” is now available in the Army+ application. It will help servicemen understand the procedure for conducting service investigations, correctly establish the circumstances of events and make well-founded decisions at all stages. The course explains when a service investigation is assigned, how to organize its conduct, what rights servicemen have and how to avoid common mistakes when processing the results.

The NGO "Magura" became a partner of veteran competitions at one of the largest sports festivals in Europe.

Over the course of several days, they held meetings with German government officials, defense equipment manufacturers, IT companies, expert institutions and representatives of the Bundestag. The goal is to establish practical contacts and promote the Ukrainian experience of modern warfare as a key source of expertise for European partners. The main topic of the conversation is the Ukrainian experience of high-tech warfare. The German side recognizes that it is the Ukrainian army that is currently forming a new understanding of what future conflicts will look like.

A new training course for military personnel has been launched in the "Army+" application - "Mutual aid in crisis situations". This project was created by the Department of Social Security of the Ministry of Defense and the Department of Psychological Support of the State Social Security Administration in partnership with the NGO "Magura" and the Center for Mental Health of the NaUKMA. The program is based on advanced training materials from specialists at the Akershus University Clinic (Norway).

MAGURA NGO and Kara Dag Technologies have officially signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at developing joint initiatives in the fields of technology, innovation, support for Ukraine’s defense capabilities, and cooperation between civil society and the technology sector.

The Ukrainian Powerlifting Championship and individual exercises of the UPC (Ukrainian Powerlifting Committee) federation took place in Kyiv - an annual national competition that brings together the country's strongest athletes. This year, more than 250 athletes took part in them.

At the training center, instructors of the NGO "Magura" conducted a specialized military training for the first time, aimed at exchanging practical experience and strengthening interaction between Ukrainian specialists and representatives of the international defense industry. The event was held with the support of the European defense initiative Darkstar and brought together about 50 participants - representatives of miltech startups from Europe.

The nationwide archery competition “Warriors Cup” took place in the Lviv region, bringing together veterans from 19 regions of Ukraine.

Representatives of the NGO “Magura” Ihor Khmylevskyi and Vladyslav Chernetskyi became guests of the air on the radio “Army FM”, where they shared their own experience of service, work on digital solutions for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

It was a strong day — lots of sport, support, and good sense. Spectators saw 12 veteran fights. Veterans with amputees entered the ring, demonstrating their will and character.