Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs held a meeting for trainees from Group 2/26 of the Police Academy, part of the Centre for Special Police Training. The meeting with a representative of the Armed Forces of Ukraine focused on the specifics of service under martial law and cooperation between the components of Ukraine’s security and defence sector.
The event was attended by Junior Lieutenant Anatolii Zbudchak, Assistant Head of the Joint Fire Support Department of the 159th Separate Mechanised Brigade, 21st Corps.
Drawing on his professional experience, the service member spoke about the specifics of service in special-purpose police units and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the main challenges associated with carrying out official and combat assignments, and the importance of professional training, discipline, and personal responsibility.
Particular attention was paid to cooperation between military personnel and police officers, as well as the coordination of efforts to ensure national security and defend the state.
Participants discussed the importance of professional resilience, teamwork, and readiness to make decisions in challenging circumstances.
Involving service members with practical experience in the training of future police officers helps develop professional competencies, foster an understanding of responsibility for performing official duties, and deepen awareness of the shared tasks of the police and the Armed Forces of Ukraine under martial law.
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