Recruiting is gaining momentum in Ukraine. The number of people mobilizing or signing a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine through the 1st Recruitment Center of the Ground Forces is steadily growing. To make this process more convenient and comfortable for citizens, the Center's chief, Lieutenant Colonel Ruslan Furdylo, decided to open regional offices. Today such offices operate in the cities of Lviv, Odesa, Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Sumy, and now the fine city of Ternopil joins this group.

An office of the 1st Recruitment Center has opened at Ternopil's central railway station, where everyone interested can get the full range of services from Ground Forces recruiters.

“The most comfortable conditions for joining the Ground Forces, professional recruiters who make every effort to help the recruit, a large list of positions and units, as well as support throughout the entire recruiting process — these are the advantages that help the 1st Center earn people's trust,” said Illia Abel, an officer of the 1st Recruitment Center of the Ground Forces.

The opportunity to learn more information and talk with recruiters who are combat veterans — and therefore can advise from their own experience on what to choose — is very important for many Ternopil residents.

No need to travel to Lviv anymore

As recruiters from the 1st Center note, their main advantage is full freedom of choice and maximum control by recruits over the process of mobilization or signing a contract, including under the “18-24 Contract” project.

“After our consultation, the candidate decides which position they want, tells us about their education and expectations from service. We select a military unit, they approve it, undergo psychological tests and the military medical commission. Then we process the personal file — and the candidate heads off to basic combined-arms training,” says Dmytro Andreichyk, a recruiter at the stationary point.

The 1st Recruitment Center provides professional personnel to all priority units of the Ground Forces of the AFU, including under the “18-24 Contract” project.

“Here we help with choosing a position and unit, undergoing the military medical commission and psychological screening, and provide professional consultations on entering military service. If desired, we accompany the person at all stages of joining the Ground Forces,” says Alla Punko, an officer of the 1st Recruitment Center.

The 1st Recruitment Center also reported that they don't plan to stop, so new regional offices can be expected to open in the near future. If you don't want to wait any longer, and an office hasn't yet opened in your city, submit an application on the official website or call the hotline.

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