Celebrating Military Communicators Day

Today marks the celebration of Military Communicators Day, symbolizing their dedication and professionalism.

This day was established by a presidential decree, highlighting the significance of communication in the military. On August 8, 1920, in Kyiv, the training of military communicators began.

After the declaration of independence, the communications management became an integral part of military command, ensuring communication across various military districts.

In 2020, as part of reforms, the Command of Communication and Cybersecurity was formed, emphasizing the importance of modern technology in maintaining communication.

Today, military communicators play a crucial role in ensuring effective communication among units, which is critical in combat conditions.

President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude to military communicators for their work, contributing to the successful execution of operations.

He emphasized the importance of stable communication in challenging times, allowing coordination between military personnel and command.

The Minister of Defense also expressed appreciation, highlighting that reliable communication is the foundation of every successful operation.

They provide timely information and support that saves lives.

Thank you for your dedication and professionalism, as every victory is a shared one!