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Schedule

Kyiv Lviv Kharkiv Odesa
February 18
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12:00 PMKyiv – Dmytro Kukharchuk, Head of Recruitment of the 3rd Assault Brigade

– Oleksandr Borodin, Press Officer of the 3rd Assault Brigade;

– Call sign “Student”, Chief Sergeant of the “Trial Week” project; All in person.		– Military recruitment: how the 3rd Separate Assault Brigade attracts new recruits

Topics of discussion:
– Recruitment campaigns to attract new military personnel: effectiveness and strategies that work best;
– Special projects as one of the stages of attracting new recruits: how they work and what are their advantages;
– Public awareness: informing citizens about opportunities and special recruitment initiatives.

Why is this interesting? For those who want to join the ranks of the 3rd Assault Brigade, the leadership has created four recruitment centers: in Odesa, Dnipro, Lviv and Kyiv. New recruits undergo comprehensive training under the professional guidance of combat instructors. Before being deployed to defend the country, they acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in tactical operations, medical aid, and firearms training.

Background Information: The 3rd Separate Assault Brigade is a unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, formed on March 9, 2022, based on the Azov Territorial Defense Battalion in Kyiv. On January 26, 2023 it was officially reorganized into a Separate Assault Brigade within the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
2:00 PMKyiv– Oleksii Danylenko, Deputy Director General of the Public Health Center at the Ministry of Health of Ukraine (in person)
2:00 PM – The current influenza and ARVI situation: Rising cases and regional epidemic thresholds

Topics of focus:
– The current epidemic situation across the country;
– Exceeding the epidemic threshold: how are different regions affected?
– Quarantine measures in educational institutions: under what conditions can they be implemented?

Why is it interesting?
Between February 10 and 16, health officials recorded 206,653 cases of acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI), including 124,343 among children. The overall ARVI incidence rate, including COVID-19, is 18.7% above the epidemic threshold for Ukraine and 20.8% higher than the previous week’s figure, which stood at 171,068 cases.