Ukraine is introducing major military reforms as President Volodymyr Zelensky seeks to address growing manpower shortages after years of war. The new measures include higher pay for infantry soldiers, additional combat bonuses, fixed-term contracts, mobilization exemptions for troops completing service, and easier transfers between military units. Kyiv also plans to expand the recruitment of foreign volunteers to help fill frontline roles and reduce pressure on domestic recruitment efforts. Officials hope the reforms will improve morale, retention, and recruitment as many soldiers face exhaustion after extended combat deployments. The changes could significantly reshape Ukraine’s wartime military strategy.

Также произойдут изменения в наборе иностранных добровольцев, отметил президент.

In June 2026, Ukrainian military personnel are set to receive increased pay, amounting to at least 30,000 hryvnias for rear-echelon positions and an average of 300,000 hryvnias…