Ukraine will not type new navy brigades, Deputy Head of the Presidential Workplace Pavlo Palisa stated in a tv interview on Feb. 11.
His feedback come as Ukraine's military is about to reform its construction, introducing a corps system to switch its present brigade-level system.
The federal government will now give attention to strengthening current brigades working in fight zones by replenishing them, Palisa stated.
"There’s a detailed plan… In my view, the transition to a corps system is lengthy overdue," Palisa stated.
"This… is not only a matter of time, it would enable us to be more practical on the battlefield when it comes to administration and use sources extra effectively."
Coaching will proceed in current brigades taking into consideration conditions that arose prior to now, Palisa added, presumably referring to latest navy controversies.
Ukrainian authorities have confronted criticism for shortcomings within the navy, together with issues with the French-trained a hundred and fifty fifth "Anne of Kyiv" Brigade and the 211th Pontoon Bridge Brigade.
Protection Minister Rustem Umerov ordered an investigation on Dec. 16 into the alleged abuse, extortion, and humiliation of troopers within the 211th Brigade by their commanders.
The incidents involving the 211th Pontoon Bridge Brigade garnered widespread backlash. In one of many alleged instances of abuse, Senior Lieutenant Vladyslav Pastukh ordered subordinates to tie a sufferer to a picket cross, the place the soldier was immobilized for 4 hours.
In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed a navy ombudsman to supervise situations in Ukraine's Armed Forces.
The Kyiv IndependentTim Zadorozhnyy